Speaker 1: Can you dig as.
Speaker 2: Dig it.
Speaker 1: You dis.
Speaker 3: Ladies, gentlemen, friends, pos, lurkers, regulars, g m O people,
Speaker 3: organic people, room in bound.
Speaker 1: Why two what.
Speaker 4: Oh why does that volume go down? We should turn
Speaker 4: that up right. That's programmed to go down. It's a
Speaker 4: programm to go down so that the cool retro synth
Speaker 4: music doesn't cover our wonderful intro to the boiler Room. Welcome, Welcome, everybody,
Speaker 4: thank you for joining us for tonight's episode of boiler Room.
Speaker 4: My Goodness. Social Rejects Club meets once again for this
Speaker 4: September fourth of twenty twenty five. Love. I've broadcast on
Speaker 4: Alternate Current Radio, and we're also streaming live on X.
Speaker 4: What's up X. Anybody out there on X throw us
Speaker 4: a message in the chat. I need to hear from
Speaker 4: you on X. If you're watching, you'll actually help me
Speaker 4: produce the show just a little bit. If you're on
Speaker 4: X and you throw us a comment, because we've been
Speaker 4: kind of tracking this little glitch with the X comments.
Speaker 4: So if you're out there, tell us HI, share the stream.
Speaker 4: We'd appreciate that we are live on X. I don't
Speaker 4: know how it happens. I don't know how to describe
Speaker 4: the X experience. At this point, it's we're in a
Speaker 4: post Jack Dorsey, Twitter, one point zero Era, Matt Tayebe,
Speaker 4: and a few others out there. All right, there's rugus
Speaker 4: posting high on X. All right, there we go. Now,
Speaker 4: let's see if these messages get stuck down here on
Speaker 4: the bottom of our internal chat here on streamyard. I'm
Speaker 4: a bug fixer. I'm sorry. I have a master's degree
Speaker 4: in IT management, and if I see bugs, I like
Speaker 4: to send them off to the people that can fix them.
Speaker 4: So forgive me for nerding out there, Ruggus, thanks for
Speaker 4: helping me nerd out And if you are also on X,
Speaker 4: go ahead and leave us a comment over there. We'd
Speaker 4: love to hear from you. We're also broadcasting on YouTube.
Speaker 4: What's up YouTube? Let me talk to YouTube for ASTs second. Hey,
Speaker 4: there's some of our friends over in the discord. Too wonderful,
Speaker 4: lovely to see our friends in the discord. That is
Speaker 4: actually the clubbiest of the club places to hang with,
Speaker 4: the social rejects club in the discord. But that's okay.
Speaker 4: Don't worry. You can hang at X, you can hang
Speaker 4: at YouTube, you can hang at Rumble. What's up rumble.
Speaker 4: We got our rumble folks here with us tonight. Also,
Speaker 4: as far as YouTube goes, let me talk to the
Speaker 4: manual reviewer or the I don't know, illustrious AI that
Speaker 4: reviews the shows and just ask you a question. So,
Speaker 4: when I'm getting ready to do a boiler room, I
Speaker 4: have a green cup tonight. Isn't that neat? Look at that?
Speaker 4: You can see the background right through my cup? Um? Yeah,
Speaker 4: So no guesses as to what color my drink is tonight, right,
Speaker 4: It's uh, it's a constitution burning clown show color cup?
Speaker 4: How about that? Anyways, YouTube, I don't know how to proceed.
Speaker 4: Maybe you can help me. Manual reviewer at YouTube send
Speaker 4: me an email hesher at Alternatecurrentradio dot com. Okay, I'm
Speaker 4: just curious if I see media. I'm trying to do
Speaker 4: my best for you YouTube, I really am. We are here.
Speaker 4: We're trying to keep it real. We're trying to bring
Speaker 4: content and analyze content from multiple social media platforms and
Speaker 4: mainstream media platforms. Right, a little bit of you know,
Speaker 4: public domain analysis? Is that not the foundation the freedom
Speaker 4: of speech and media? Right? A media organization that is
Speaker 4: independent and analyzing the media that all of us are fed.
Speaker 4: I mean, give me the problem with that. Right, it
Speaker 4: sounds good, it sounds above board, it sounds right in
Speaker 4: the sweet spot. But in Elon Musk's Twitter two point zero,
Speaker 4: in a post Twitter files era, what am I supposed
Speaker 4: to do when I'm analyzing information from Mark Zuckerberg's products,
Speaker 4: from Elon Musk's products, from where the hells reddits products
Speaker 4: from the mainstream media's products?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 4: Like, I've got all these like you, you know, I've
Speaker 4: got all these inbound feeds, and they come faster and
Speaker 4: faster and heavier and heavier every week, and I'm like, Okay,
Speaker 4: that's what we do here. That's the fucking bread and
Speaker 4: butter of the boiler room. What's up, Eileen? What's up to? Jason?
Speaker 4: What's up? John? What's up? Adam? What's up? Everybody? What's
Speaker 4: up Brandy? J what's up? Stage? What's up? Everybody? In
Speaker 4: the chats? If you're not in our chats, you're missing out.
Speaker 4: That's where all the cool people are hanging out. What's
Speaker 4: up Fleety, what's up? Mad Bank? What's up? Creative Accidents?
Speaker 4: What's up Brian S? I don't know if that's everybody,
Speaker 4: but hey, some shout outs anyway, back to YouTube YouTube reviewer?
Speaker 4: What am I to do When I see things come
Speaker 4: through my media feed on X that I watch and
Speaker 4: I say, oh my god, om all, this person is
Speaker 4: saying things that we said a decade ago and got
Speaker 4: canceled for. But I go to other YouTube channels and
Speaker 4: I see people talking about the same thing. Am I
Speaker 4: allowed to re air some of that here on the youtubes?
Speaker 4: I'm just curious, even if it's naughty and I disagree
Speaker 4: or agree with it or find some gray zone in it,
Speaker 4: do I play it here on YouTube? Or do I say?
Speaker 4: Oh wait, the YouTube reviewers are confusing me. I see
Speaker 4: big accounts able to talk about this stuff. I see
Speaker 4: big accounts analyzing stuff from X that is not on YouTube.
Speaker 4: Does that mean it's not allowed on YouTube? Does that
Speaker 4: mean you can analyze stuff from X on YouTube? But
Speaker 4: if you're one of those people that's saying the stuff
Speaker 4: on X that's not on YouTube, you're only allowed to
Speaker 4: be analyzed by other channels. This is just getting too
Speaker 4: confusing for a content creator. So how to proceed? I'd
Speaker 4: love to get an email from YouTube. Maybe it's because
Speaker 4: I haven't pushed the monetized this channel button we are
Speaker 4: eligible for a monetized button push over here. We do
Speaker 4: get just enough viewers magically to do that, but I
Speaker 4: haven't pushed it. I haven't pushed it. I don't feel
Speaker 4: welcomed into the family of YouTubers that eventually get the
Speaker 4: plaque that they put on their wall, you know. And
Speaker 4: I'm at a point with a lot of the stuff
Speaker 4: ten years in where it's like, I don't need to
Speaker 4: analyze that. I can just show that and let everybody
Speaker 4: out there, our audience out there, have their own analysis,
Speaker 4: because I trust this audience to know to understand the
Speaker 4: context of twenty twenty five and to know that, Hey,
Speaker 4: when someone comes to you and says I don't know
Speaker 4: what to do with current events, where do I go
Speaker 4: for the truth that the answer is the one that
Speaker 4: they don't want to hear. Sorry, you have to break
Speaker 4: off a lot of time, and you have to go
Speaker 4: listen to everything, read everything, watch everything, and make up
Speaker 4: your own fucking mind. That's all we're encouraging you to do.
Speaker 4: And that's all I want to do with some of
Speaker 4: the ex clips that I would like to play, where
Speaker 4: what is what is a media analyst to do with
Speaker 4: the schism between YouTube and X rumble. I don't understand you.
Speaker 4: I think you're cool, but maybe not. I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't know. We'll see in the long run. Anyways,
Speaker 4: it's great to be here with you. It is September
Speaker 4: the fourth of twenty twenty five, and I don't need
Speaker 4: to tell you. We find ourselves in very strange times.
Speaker 4: And I've got the team gathered tonight to chop it up.
Speaker 4: See what's going on since our last boiler room. I'm
Speaker 4: gonna bring Mystical Pharaoh on first. He is joining us
Speaker 4: here today, Mystical Pharaoh. What's up? Man? Principles fold fast,
Speaker 4: don't they?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I know you, man, I'm good, I'm good. I'm glad
Speaker 4: you're able to join us tonight.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 4: I know it's a little late and all that, and
Speaker 4: you gotta work tomorrow, but I really appreciate you joining
Speaker 4: us for a bit tonight.
Speaker 6: Absolutely.
Speaker 7: I was able to wake back up, and I feel
Speaker 7: much better and I'm ready to go.
Speaker 4: All right. Cool. What do you think about my request
Speaker 4: to YouTube? I mean, it's an honest request, it's an
Speaker 4: honest question. I quite literally have three or four clips
Speaker 4: tonight that I have gathered from x dot com. Posters,
Speaker 4: some of which are critical of even the owner of
Speaker 4: the platform. And I'm not sure if you know they're
Speaker 4: welcome on one of our three streaming platforms. Isn't that
Speaker 4: a bizarre situation?
Speaker 7: Honestly, I walked in in the middle of the RNT.
Speaker 7: So is YouTube banning posting videos from x No?
Speaker 4: No, I'm I'm simply a user here at YouTube who
Speaker 4: is looking at their terms and conditions and honestly wondering,
Speaker 4: like if I repost this thing, Like, let's just say
Speaker 4: it's a video that I saw on x AM, I
Speaker 4: the person that breaking YouTube's terms and services, Like if something,
Speaker 4: you know, if a reviewer were to look at it
Speaker 4: and go, hey, that's that's mean speak. And I'm just
Speaker 4: the guy sitting here going, well, I'm just watching the
Speaker 4: means speak on another you know, social media platform. Like
Speaker 4: what how am I to proceed?
Speaker 6: Yeah? I have no idea. Did you try asking Rock?
Speaker 4: Well, okay, I'll tell you what. We asked Rock, and
Speaker 4: then we asked co Pilot, and then we ask you know,
Speaker 4: Gemini and see if their answers agree. That's that's you know,
Speaker 4: they're all our biggest cheerleaders. Ruckus was over the other
Speaker 4: night here at the ACR studio and we were watching
Speaker 4: some of that. We actually got ruckus to watch modern television,
Speaker 4: which you know is a feat of nature. But we
Speaker 4: were watching the first three episodes of the new South
Speaker 4: Park season, and I could ask YouTube the same question, like,
Speaker 4: are the things that you know Matt Ker and Tray
Speaker 4: Stone putting out available to be talked about on YouTube?
Speaker 4: Or you know?
Speaker 6: It's yeah, no, it's it's it's a veted point.
Speaker 7: And I honestly, I don't know if they intentionally put
Speaker 7: it this way that it can be more subjective to
Speaker 7: be targeted.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, maybe that therein lies the rub my friend, uh,
Speaker 4: the fact that it all appears to us content creators
Speaker 4: as subjective when it shouldn't. You know, there should. It's
Speaker 4: like you read that. That's why I ask the questions.
Speaker 4: That's why I'm belaboring this a little bit. It's like
Speaker 4: you read their terms and services and it's like, oh wait,
Speaker 4: I saw a dozen things on X today that look
Speaker 4: like they would break YouTube's terms and services. And I'm
Speaker 4: a person. We are a show that is doing its
Speaker 4: best to have a wide reach and go to multiple platforms.
Speaker 4: We are multi live streaming right now. And that's cool technology,
Speaker 4: but I don't want to burn one of my terms
Speaker 4: of services. But it's like they're making it very difficult
Speaker 4: for me to figure out what's okay and what's not.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, it's really yeah, it's it's hard, man, That's
Speaker 7: that's why. And and the issue is there is no
Speaker 7: one platform that has everybody on it, right, So it's
Speaker 7: it's your view what is distributed, right And and it
Speaker 7: is something.
Speaker 6: That all content creators will face.
Speaker 7: I guess some people just give up and they just
Speaker 7: go to one platform, right.
Speaker 4: There's there are people with with like platform loyalty. Like
Speaker 4: for a lot of people, YouTube is the thing. And
Speaker 4: you know, we have abandoned YouTube for extended periods of
Speaker 4: time here in the boiler room. And and Pharaoh like,
Speaker 4: you're you're one of the voices of reason for me
Speaker 4: here at Alternate Current Radio. You're one of the people
Speaker 4: that says, you know what, if we can't say we're
Speaker 4: thinking there, let's not go there, you know. And I'm like,
Speaker 4: you know what, You're right, I got to stick to
Speaker 4: our principles. And we stopped broadcasting here for almost two years,
Speaker 4: and now we're back, you know, And We're glad to
Speaker 4: be back. We still appear to be under some shadow banning.
Speaker 4: If I go on other channels, I get two thousand views.
Speaker 4: On my own channel, I get two hundred views, you know,
Speaker 4: and that just doesn't seem right.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, especially was we don't yet have I would say,
Speaker 7: like a big viewer yet on one platform that we
Speaker 7: cannot afford being a non platform.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 7: However, as you said, we have survived during the worst
Speaker 7: clamdown time, which is the COVID time, right, and we
Speaker 7: made it, so I know, I'm hopeful.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I mean too man.
Speaker 7: The fact that we have I mean we had some
Speaker 7: spicy episode like the last few weeks. The fact that
Speaker 7: we have not got banned yet on YouTube, that to
Speaker 7: me something.
Speaker 4: Yeah, something has changed, and we knew we were paying attention.
Speaker 4: We saw when something changed, and that's when we came
Speaker 4: back to YouTube and you know, well, we're we're here
Speaker 4: for it. But you know, we don't want to be
Speaker 4: summarily kicked out or we'd like to have our If
Speaker 4: there's if there's any shadow banning, Hello YouTube reviewer, once again,
Speaker 4: if there's any shadow banning going on on these accounts,
Speaker 4: I'd like you to compare these accounts transcripts to I
Speaker 4: don't know some of the accounts that are maybe analyzing
Speaker 4: Nick Fuentes videos recently and just you know, let us
Speaker 4: know why some of those videos are going megaviral and
Speaker 4: we just don't have them. Maybe we're just not that good.
Speaker 4: You know, you can tell us. I'll take the criticism
Speaker 4: you say, yeah, you're just not that good.
Speaker 7: I think what we need is we need to train
Speaker 7: multiple Asian person that was different personalities and we can
Speaker 7: just talk whatever we say right and our mainstream and
Speaker 7: then we can YouTube fy it.
Speaker 6: We can X fight it right the agent X fight
Speaker 6: for us and just post it. I guess that's where
Speaker 6: we're hidden.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean I actually really appreciate that you would
Speaker 4: say that, because it's like we could do that, and
Speaker 4: it's like a simple excuse me, a simple email from
Speaker 4: the various platforms that we use would really help us.
Speaker 4: Hone that like if YouTube was to like send me
Speaker 4: an email and say, hey, last week's episode was great.
Speaker 4: But you know, from one forty three to twenty seven
Speaker 4: to one fifty twenty seven, you guys are bumping up
Speaker 4: against the edge of the you know, the guardrail here,
Speaker 4: you know, I would be happy to say, Okay, fine,
Speaker 4: we'll take that episode down. We'll use our AI agent
Speaker 4: to pull out three of the least spicy clips and
Speaker 4: we'll post them on your platform as shorts. Like how
Speaker 4: does that sound? You know what I mean? Like, there's
Speaker 4: a lot of collaborating that could be done. And you know,
Speaker 4: I'm at this point, you know, ten years into this,
Speaker 4: I'm willing to do that. Our our audio platforms allow
Speaker 4: us to say whatever we want for the most part,
Speaker 4: and so does Rumble and so does X even though
Speaker 4: we're so critical of Musk. So it's like, you know,
Speaker 4: if the rules were clear, we could figure out how
Speaker 4: to follow them. And and that's why I'm belaboring this and.
Speaker 7: Maybe we should. That's a new business idea. Maybe we
Speaker 7: can't create a new platform that just streamed all those platforms,
Speaker 7: right what, you can't subscribe to it as a creator,
Speaker 7: and I take care of like you to be fining
Speaker 7: your videos for you and make sure you're not getting.
Speaker 4: Bad they're a banhammer caught me? Oh no, has she
Speaker 4: used the naughty word again? Yeah? Yeah, yeah, I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, you know, but at least, you know, if
Speaker 4: we could just have transparency about this. My goodness, life
Speaker 4: would be so much easier. Let me bring in base
Speaker 4: lit analyzer next. Bays I'm sure has some thoughts about this.
Speaker 4: You know, he's been building up his YouTube channel for
Speaker 4: a while, and he's been kindly enough to put his
Speaker 4: name and face and channel up next to Alternate Current
Speaker 4: Radio Brave enough. Uh so, based what do you think, man?
Speaker 4: I mean, I'm just asking for some transparency here. I
Speaker 4: think that like some back and forth between the platforms
Speaker 4: and the people the creators that use the platforms would
Speaker 4: be like good for the goose and the gander. That's
Speaker 4: all I'm saying.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you want some back and forth between the Skynet
Speaker 8: Mega lords of Gargantua.
Speaker 4: All right, I take it back, I take it back
Speaker 4: back in my hole.
Speaker 8: I think that I don't know. I don't know, man,
Speaker 8: I think there is so much volume with this stuff
Speaker 8: that you know. I'm I'm only on YouTube and i've
Speaker 8: been h I'm not sure I know that it one
Speaker 8: sort of metric. That's the word that they always use,
Speaker 8: that's the word Obama used to use. What's the metric?
Speaker 4: We need some metrics to go with.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, you didn't build that. You didn't build that.
Speaker 8: A metric that I used is that when I got monetized,
Speaker 8: I turned on ads for the first for the first
Speaker 8: time because I got them. I don't have ads on
Speaker 8: because I don't now, I don't have ads on because
Speaker 8: I don't like watching them anyway. I don't want them
Speaker 8: on there. So and and you know, and I have
Speaker 8: a small enough audience where it's kind of it's pointless
Speaker 8: to have them anyway, and why put people through ads
Speaker 8: when there's there's not any revenue anyway through it through ads?
Speaker 8: But when I first put it on, I got the
Speaker 8: yellow warning for violating all of the terms of advertising,
Speaker 8: and so I turned and that was that was one
Speaker 8: video and that was like that was like you know,
Speaker 8: when I had a few hundred people maybe or maybe
Speaker 8: I had however, it was right after you get monetized.
Speaker 8: Whatever the terms are, whatever you need a thousand subs
Speaker 8: or something like that. But it was like smoking on camera,
Speaker 8: strong language. The problem with my with me with my
Speaker 8: stuff is that there's not really First of all, I
Speaker 8: just do literature and films, so it kind of avoids
Speaker 8: all of all of the current events, all of the
Speaker 8: spicy news and all that stuff. But The problem is
Speaker 8: that when you were going over books. I remember the
Speaker 8: problem was that I did a clockwork orange, and in
Speaker 8: talking about a clockwork orange, a lot of these things
Speaker 8: come up, and especially a lot of the words that
Speaker 8: ding this stuff, especially things like ultra violence. So when
Speaker 8: you discuss so the the algorithm, I guess doesn't know
Speaker 8: the difference between the analysis of a work of literature,
Speaker 8: or at least it didn't back then and whatever you're
Speaker 8: talking about in terms of current events. So they just
Speaker 8: don't like the terms at all. So that was so
Speaker 8: I turned off the the the ads for that. That's
Speaker 8: that's about as far as I know. I mean, other
Speaker 8: than that, there's just so much volume, there's so much
Speaker 8: content that you know, I guess the bots can't decipher
Speaker 8: those sorts of things. But hey, well I'm here. Can
Speaker 8: I do a shameless self plug?
Speaker 1: Do it?
Speaker 8: Because right now? First of all, I published my book.
Speaker 8: My book is now published. It's it's been up for
Speaker 8: two days. My book is called Runs. It's a book
Speaker 8: of verse. These are persona poems on Meglomania in the
Speaker 8: third Reich, Imperial Rome and troubles are a Northern Ireland.
Speaker 8: You can find this on Amazon and I am number
Speaker 8: three in Irish and British poetry, so I'm an illustrious
Speaker 8: company behind Shakespeare, John Milton and Seamusini. So that's pretty good.
Speaker 8: That's pretty good for the first two days launch. So
Speaker 8: thank you to everybody who's already bought the book. A
Speaker 8: lot of people have already bought it, so you can
Speaker 8: buy it at The links are on my YouTube page
Speaker 8: and the video description or in the channel description. They're
Speaker 8: up there on the community tab. They're in They're on
Speaker 8: my instagram. You go to my instagram Baselin Analyzer. So
Speaker 8: please buy my book. This might be the only book
Speaker 8: of poetry that some people ever ever own and strong language,
Speaker 8: so you know, take it. Know that going into it.
Speaker 8: But I worked on this for you know, I've had
Speaker 8: this for about twenty years and worked that's been kind
Speaker 8: of dark on YouTube for the past month, working on
Speaker 8: it really NonStop formatting and getting everything right. So yeah,
Speaker 8: please go to Amazon and buy my book. Runs there
Speaker 8: you go. That's it right there, all right.
Speaker 4: I congratulations. We've been looking forward to this and kind
Speaker 4: of knew it was coming soon and glad that we
Speaker 4: can announce it now. When you sent me the link,
Speaker 4: when it became available. My inclination was to immediately buy
Speaker 4: a copy, but I withheld for a moment because I
Speaker 4: thought to myself, I need a signed copy of this
Speaker 4: to sit next to Jay Dyer's esoteric Hollywood. How can
Speaker 4: people get signed copies?
Speaker 8: Well, I don't have signed copies because I don't I
Speaker 8: don't have a website. I mean, I started a YouTube
Speaker 8: and the YouTube did very well. You know, it's done
Speaker 8: very like surprisingly well. I was lucky to have one
Speaker 8: person watching me talk about literature and film, and it
Speaker 8: has done surprisingly well. I never had a website, and
Speaker 8: then I published the book, so I got to get
Speaker 8: a website so I can do signed copies. All I
Speaker 8: have now are I'll send you by I'll send you
Speaker 8: an author's copy with a signed authors copy.
Speaker 4: All right, all right, Well I'll tell you what. I'm
Speaker 4: gonna buy two copies from Amazon, and if you send
Speaker 4: me one that's signed, then I'll have one to give
Speaker 4: away and one that's stock and one that's signed.
Speaker 8: We'll do man, So all right, excellent.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, we're really excited about that. By the way,
Speaker 4: Fleety makes a good comment in the discord chat. He says, btw,
Speaker 4: wtf is up? With the thousands of music and everything
Speaker 4: else reaction channels on YouTube. I know I've had the
Speaker 4: same question myself, because, as longtime Boiler Room listeners and
Speaker 4: viewers know, we had to delete our entire first like
Speaker 4: seven years of our archive, because we had a lot
Speaker 4: of fun with music on the show, and we would
Speaker 4: do like television theme songs as we would introduce people.
Speaker 4: Randy J is going to join us tonight, he knows
Speaker 4: exactly what I'm talking about. We would pull shout in
Speaker 4: monk samples for Randy J. I used to make elaborate,
Speaker 4: elaborate audio introductions as though we were in the WWE
Speaker 4: or something like that for a lot of the guestses
Speaker 4: they would come in. So we have, like all of
Speaker 4: our first seven or so years of podcasts have like
Speaker 4: music running in the background and certain points where it's
Speaker 4: questionable whether it's copywritten or not. And it's so bizarre
Speaker 4: to me that, like I've had to pull down because
Speaker 4: they threatened us with losing our entire account at Spreaker
Speaker 4: if we had anything like that up there. So I
Speaker 4: pulled down thousands of hours of stuff that took tens
Speaker 4: of thousands of hours to create and produce, and post
Speaker 4: uh and you know, then there's all these features built
Speaker 4: into the reaction channels, the TikTok channels, like you can
Speaker 4: put you know, copywritten music on your TikTok dance video.
Speaker 4: But I'm gonna lose ten years of work if I
Speaker 4: have one like moment of an Opeth song or something
Speaker 4: like that on there. It's again it just you know,
Speaker 4: I don't mean to be like poor me. I'm not
Speaker 4: trying to do a poor me thing here, but it's like,
Speaker 4: what are the fucking rules? Guys?
Speaker 8: Yeah, the music and film thing is pretty crazy because
Speaker 8: I think that if there was one great thing that
Speaker 8: we could do on this stuff, it would be it
Speaker 8: be to play the music that we want to play. Yeah,
Speaker 8: and the copyright rules have gotten you know, they get
Speaker 8: increasingly worse every year that you always hear horror stories
Speaker 8: of like people's people. The legend was that like if
Speaker 8: you play two seconds of a Beatles song, your channel
Speaker 8: gets taken down and.
Speaker 4: Then it became ten seconds, then it became thirty seconds.
Speaker 4: Then it was like, right, you don't actually know, just
Speaker 4: maybe don't do that.
Speaker 8: And so YouTube as a function now where you can
Speaker 8: buy you can buy rights to a song to play
Speaker 8: in a video and it won't ding the copyright because
Speaker 8: it's through YouTube. But you still can't do it on
Speaker 8: a live stream. It's only on a video. And so
Speaker 8: the I think that TikTok and Instagram, you know the
Speaker 8: thing is that it's tied in somehow through Spotify and
Speaker 8: Apple Music, and they have a they have an agreement
Speaker 8: with them, and so then you you load it through
Speaker 8: the function, the search function on there into the video.
Speaker 8: But when you're just playing your own music, it's you're
Speaker 8: pretty much guaranteed. It's like when when I would do
Speaker 8: movie analysis with my friend David Patrick Carey, he would
Speaker 8: show clips of the of We started off showing clips
Speaker 8: of movies, and even that I was like, we gotta
Speaker 8: be careful here because it's the muse that's going to
Speaker 8: get his dinged. And they would take down the video
Speaker 8: in the middle of it and they would just give
Speaker 8: us a warning. We would have to reload the thing.
Speaker 8: But it's usually the the the music bot, the you know,
Speaker 8: detector that really does that. And Warner Brothers and certain
Speaker 8: groups are very like, very strict about that. So even
Speaker 8: when you show when you so what we do now
Speaker 8: is the last time we last time we did an
Speaker 8: analysis is he'll show the movie and he'll pause it
Speaker 8: and fast forward through the movie in pause sections. Is
Speaker 8: the best we can do. Rob Aeger as a great example.
Speaker 8: Rob and Jay. I mean, you can't both of them,
Speaker 8: you know, cannot And Jay doesn't really do it anymore.
Speaker 8: But when he did videos showing movie clips, he would
Speaker 8: get dinged for this, even showing them backwards and mirrored.
Speaker 8: So I think at some point you just kind of
Speaker 8: there's nothing you can do about it, and he would
Speaker 8: and he just does analysis. Rob Ager also has the
Speaker 8: same thing where he cannot even when it's through creative
Speaker 8: comments or through you know, you know, when when when
Speaker 8: it when it doesn't violate the terms that they put up,
Speaker 8: you still get dinged for it. Yeah, and so the
Speaker 8: video will get taken down, So right, you just gotta
Speaker 8: you know, So I hope that they've I think they'll
Speaker 8: fix that at some point in the future. They've got
Speaker 8: to have some sort of special function or an offshoot
Speaker 8: channel for those sorts of things with the smaller volume,
Speaker 8: smaller viewership. They've got to because that is like a
Speaker 8: significant portion of YouTube. And it started off doing that
Speaker 8: and then and then because it's the major, mega global platform.
Speaker 8: You can't do it because all the corporations are tied
Speaker 8: into it.
Speaker 4: So right, like the concept of fair use is. You
Speaker 4: see the fair use concept leaned on heavily on some
Speaker 4: big channels, and it's like you as a viewer slash creator,
Speaker 4: you watch it and you're like, Okay, they seem to
Speaker 4: have gotten right up against the edge of the gray
Speaker 4: zone there with terms and conditions, and they're doing it.
Speaker 4: You know, they're pulling it off. They're playing like pick
Speaker 4: a song, they're playing Slayer Rain. Two rappers watching Slayer
Speaker 4: Rain and Blood for the first time. I've heard it
Speaker 4: ten billion times. This is the first time homies have
Speaker 4: heard it. Let's see what they say. And they sit
Speaker 4: there and boom hit play for thirty seconds and then
Speaker 4: talk about it. Play for thirty seconds and then talk
Speaker 4: about it. And me it's like, I have you know,
Speaker 4: what I like to think at least is some fairly
Speaker 4: intellectual content that has some musical interludes and stuff where
Speaker 4: we try to give shout outs at you know, at
Speaker 4: all points and links and all that done everything we
Speaker 4: possibly can to say, hey, we don't own this, uh,
Speaker 4: you know, it's for entertainment purposes or analysis purposes, and
Speaker 4: it's like like you said, you know, you you do something,
Speaker 4: it's right there on the terms of conditions. But if
Speaker 4: you're not super popular, if you don't have a huge following,
Speaker 4: you may get dinged for it, whereas someone else is
Speaker 4: you know, able to just skate on through it.
Speaker 8: Well, the popular thing is the listening videos. You know,
Speaker 8: a reaction videos are huge and I don't even know
Speaker 8: how they get past it. I guess they have some
Speaker 8: sort of agreement with YouTube. A lot of people have.
Speaker 8: There are a lot of people who have contracts and
Speaker 8: so this is how they get around it, or they
Speaker 8: are promoted. But even if you get permission from the artists,
Speaker 8: in a lot of cases, if you've managed to get
Speaker 8: permission from an artist who's a semi you know, big artist,
Speaker 8: it doesn't mean it won't get still still get dinged
Speaker 8: by the publicist or by whoever owns the rights or
Speaker 8: the masters, or just the company itself. So I use
Speaker 8: music from one of my friends who makes a jungle
Speaker 8: drum and bassed music guy named Rooks G. Everybody shoul
Speaker 8: check him out kok g r o x G check
Speaker 8: out works channel. He makes some amazing music. He's really
Speaker 8: doing well, and so we became friends and he lets
Speaker 8: me use his music. Thankfully, Thank you to him for
Speaker 8: letting me use his dope music. But you know, if
Speaker 8: you've got anybody who's on any kind of label, the
Speaker 8: label starts to control it. And anybody you know who's
Speaker 8: who's big at all, or you know, like, good luck
Speaker 8: getting some sort of you know, musician who's like who
Speaker 8: makes albums that get played radio. Yeah, whatever it is,
Speaker 8: now you'll just never it just it just it can't happen.
Speaker 8: So we're we're remember you remember how long it took
Speaker 8: even in the FA this is this is kind of
Speaker 8: mirrored in films. You remember that the first movie, the
Speaker 8: first movie to use a led Zeppelin track was School
Speaker 8: of Rock with Jack Black. Jack Black wrote to led
Speaker 8: Zeppelin specifically to get right so he could use immigrant
Speaker 8: song in the in the movie. But even that, I
Speaker 8: mean that movie is like two thousand and five or
Speaker 8: six to talk about round two thousand and five. And
Speaker 8: even that, you know, a lot of movies aren't able
Speaker 8: to use this stuff, and they have to pay a
Speaker 8: pretty heavy sum upfront. So there's the kind of there's
Speaker 8: this dichotomy between trying to protect artists and the integrity
Speaker 8: of their music and not letting it get out there,
Speaker 8: but also letting their music get out there so people
Speaker 8: can hear it. And they've really gone pretty far with
Speaker 8: trying to kind of close down music because I mentioned
Speaker 8: a few streams ago that Spotify book that came out
Speaker 8: about the origins origins of Spotify, that military industrial complex
Speaker 8: origins of Spotify, which is crazy. Yeah, that's apparently a thing,
Speaker 8: and it really is. A lot of artists are talking
Speaker 8: about how it's crushing them and crushing any kind of
Speaker 8: sales that they would have, even though it seems like
Speaker 8: it's protecting them. So but everybody, I'm sure he already
Speaker 8: knows that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, you know, I was I'm going to bring
Speaker 4: ruckus up next and start bringing everybody in. But I
Speaker 4: was talking with my dad, shout out to my dad
Speaker 4: just the other day about Spotify, you know, and and
Speaker 4: why you know, I personally consider myself like a low
Speaker 4: to intermediate level audio file. Like I'm into things like
Speaker 4: speakers and headphone amplifiers and ways to capture and replay
Speaker 4: music that are of the most accurate, you know, presentation
Speaker 4: you could possibly find and It's like I'm someone that
Speaker 4: has like said no thank you to satellite radio, no
Speaker 4: thank you to Pandora, no thank you to all these
Speaker 4: different things, and have always leaned into having my own
Speaker 4: physical and physically locally located digital collection of audio music.
Speaker 4: I've been working on it since I was a teenager.
Speaker 4: I'm fifty now, I'm fifty. Yeah, you know. And it's like,
Speaker 4: I don't know that most people get that sort of
Speaker 4: mindset or not, but it's important to a lot of us.
Speaker 4: And Spotify is the first technology that has come along
Speaker 4: that has satisfied someone like me where it's like, Okay,
Speaker 4: your algorithm or whatever this is is enough to keep
Speaker 4: me engaged with this application and actually consider it as
Speaker 4: an alternative to my physical slash local music collection.
Speaker 8: Yeah, ban Hammer in the comments, Spotify is darbitech question mark.
Speaker 8: That's what the book implies. That you'd have to read
Speaker 8: the book on Spotify that just came out about that.
Speaker 8: It implies that that's the origin. I don't I mean,
Speaker 8: I don't know, you know, but as with all you know,
Speaker 8: big tech things, this this sort of thing plays into it.
Speaker 8: And remember I share that what you're talking about was
Speaker 8: very useful. It was. It was especially useful for one day,
Speaker 8: which was in twenty twenty. Remember the black Box and
Speaker 8: Apple Music and Spotify and everybody shut down. You couldn't
Speaker 8: buy music, you couldn't listen to it, even though it
Speaker 8: was the paid subscription, because of the protests and the
Speaker 8: riots going on. I thought that that would continue or
Speaker 8: be more, and I'm sure that's gonna that's gonna happen again.
Speaker 8: But at the very least, you know, I don't. I
Speaker 8: don't really pay attention to music algorithms. I get music
Speaker 8: from I have a friend who writes for Pitchfork and
Speaker 8: Under the Radar. I've always gotten music from him. I
Speaker 8: get music from people like like Nick Rochfort's Instagram. I
Speaker 8: get music from him. I get music from reading about
Speaker 8: music and from places that I already know to go.
Speaker 8: But see, that's one of the things that's been killed
Speaker 8: through Spotify and through Apple Music in terms of the
Speaker 8: search capability for especially younger people. When you have everything
Speaker 8: at your fingertips, and we didn't know this until the
Speaker 8: twenty first century, when you have everything at your fingertips,
Speaker 8: knowledge and and you know, the information super Highway, what
Speaker 8: it actually ended up doing was killing choice and killing
Speaker 8: a search thing which puts sort of in an esoteric sense,
Speaker 8: like sort of pulls the joy out of looking for
Speaker 8: music and rifling through CDs like people like us did.
Speaker 8: And I think it's important to have physical media. I've
Speaker 8: got a gigantic music library here, same same as you do.
Speaker 8: And and I think that those things are important is
Speaker 8: because you know, we live with the Internet and it's
Speaker 8: a it is a fact of life, and it's not
Speaker 8: going away until it does. But you know, I think
Speaker 8: it's important still to to share with people in real
Speaker 8: life and listen to music, Like the best place to
Speaker 8: listen to music is in your car, that you know.
Speaker 8: I've got a who did A and R for EMI,
Speaker 8: and he told me that when they sign a new
Speaker 8: artist and when they're about to go into production, actually
Speaker 8: produce the song. And then when they make it and
Speaker 8: they're about to put it up for sale, the last
Speaker 8: thing that they do is they go into the boardroom
Speaker 8: and the guy comes in and they listen to music
Speaker 8: on all different types of speakers, and then they take
Speaker 8: it into the car and they listen to it on
Speaker 8: shitty car like broken car speakers to see how it
Speaker 8: sounds and if it doesn't match up, if it doesn't work,
Speaker 8: then they have to go change the audio and change
Speaker 8: the levels again just for that. So, you know, I
Speaker 8: think these A lot goes into the production of that
Speaker 8: sort of stuff, and it's important to keep that in
Speaker 8: mind when we're purchasing it.
Speaker 4: I guess, yeah, dude. That exact thing right there is
Speaker 4: what Dinebag, Daryl and Phil Enselmo and Vinnie Paul and
Speaker 4: Rex Brown from Pantera did when they were producing the
Speaker 4: Great Southern Trendkill, when they were producing Far Beyond Driven
Speaker 4: and they were doing the second album I think Colin
Speaker 4: Richardson did the first at least three or four albums,
Speaker 4: and that's exactly what they would do. They would take
Speaker 4: it out to Dinebag's truck and they would you know,
Speaker 4: crank it up, and it had a freaking you know
Speaker 4: EQ box in there and a you know, VU meter
Speaker 4: box in there, and they would tweak the bass, the
Speaker 4: treble and the mids and they would see what it
Speaker 4: would do with you know, three six by nine's two
Speaker 4: six inches and to twelve inch subwiffers, and it's like,
Speaker 4: if it sounds right there, that's where people are going
Speaker 4: to be listening to it.
Speaker 8: Right now. I'm sure they do that on earbuds.
Speaker 4: Yeah fuck that. Fuck that, man, who cares what earbuds
Speaker 4: sound like? I care what?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 4: You know, some Emotiva speakers with like mono two mono
Speaker 4: block amplifiers and all the ANA Class A or Class
Speaker 4: D chi Fi amplifiers would sound like That's That's what
Speaker 4: I'm interested in. But I'm a fucking nerd about it.
Speaker 4: Let me bring Rucus in. Man, this was really fun
Speaker 4: you guys, Pharaoh and best Ruckus. What's up? Man, Welcome
Speaker 4: to the boiler room. Any commentary on what we've said
Speaker 4: so far? And by the way, based Rucus and I
Speaker 4: are going to make sure that there is a website
Speaker 4: that you can use to advertise signed copies of your book,
Speaker 4: new episodes of your podcast, and all that stuff. We're
Speaker 4: going to have that up at Alternate Current Radio real soon.
Speaker 8: Thanks you guys.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, we could just do that on the website.
Speaker 10: Huh yeah, anyways, yeah, that would be easy. All this
Speaker 10: music nostalgia, I'm just like, y'all are tripping. Nothing hit
Speaker 10: quite the same as those good old hit clips back
Speaker 10: in the day. Remember those Oh yeah, those things are crap.
Speaker 10: I'm just totally kidding. Wow, fascinating discussion. Looks like you
Speaker 10: guys are been going for a little while. Now I
Speaker 10: feel like the show's halfway done. But you may notice
Speaker 10: what it says by my name here. It says that
Speaker 10: I'm a digital creator. I don't know if you notice this,
Speaker 10: but if you go to Facebook and you start scrolling
Speaker 10: through and seeing your friends who are just your friends,
Speaker 10: just they're in your family, and their profiles, you'll notice
Speaker 10: quite a number of them say that they're a digital creator.
Speaker 9: Have you guys noticed that? Oh yeah, phenomenon.
Speaker 10: Okay, At first I thought, well, that's kind of weird.
Speaker 10: In fact, I honestly thought people were purposely putting that there.
Speaker 10: Apparently that's the default category that Facebook now gives you
Speaker 10: as a person. They now treat people like they used
Speaker 10: to treat pages. In fact, you even get now what
Speaker 10: was only usually available to people who owned a page,
Speaker 10: like a business profile page. You get a professional dashboard.
Speaker 10: Now they really are encouraging everybody on social media to
Speaker 10: be a creator, to be a TikTok nurse dancing around
Speaker 10: during the next you know what, I guess it's like
Speaker 10: this is where it's all about. I mean, and if
Speaker 10: you look at some of the hot trends right now
Speaker 10: in YouTube videos and Google search trends and everything like that,
Speaker 10: whether or not it's it's being injected or created. There
Speaker 10: is a lot of discussion about people becoming creators now
Speaker 10: and we see politicians who have become podcasters. This is
Speaker 10: something we've been discussing across the past few months at
Speaker 10: least now right hasher And you know, you've got your
Speaker 10: Michelle Obamas, you got your Gavin Newsom's, and then we.
Speaker 4: Got your Vice Versus too, right, you got your Cash Betel's,
Speaker 4: you got your Dan Bonginos that go from podcast to politician.
Speaker 10: Yes, And then I was going to say, and then
Speaker 10: you have the cross contamination between that and politics, and
Speaker 10: I'm just like, and then now the emergence of AI
Speaker 10: and everything, and I'm just like, and what is Elon
Speaker 10: Musk always posting on on a X So why do
Speaker 10: people go to Twitter or to a social media I'm
Speaker 10: just presuming that most people around the world don't go
Speaker 10: I'm like, I need to go on post and post
Speaker 10: something to my follower because I'm a digital creator. They
Speaker 10: just go to interact with it and then do the
Speaker 10: thing and share and like and joke and troll in
Speaker 10: the comments and do whatever, right, But every time they're
Speaker 10: there there, they'll make it through maybe three of their
Speaker 10: tweets and then or whatever they're called, and now there's
Speaker 10: a post from xing try this, use grok use imagine
Speaker 10: turn your photos into a master piece of digital creer.
Speaker 9: It's all again the same thing.
Speaker 10: They're trying to force corral everybody around the world to
Speaker 10: do what we have been doing this whole damn time.
Speaker 10: And it's just it's absolutely fascinating, bizarre, frightening. It's almost like,
Speaker 10: I should we quit doing what we're doing?
Speaker 8: Now?
Speaker 9: Is the time to leave the world behind?
Speaker 4: Guys? Have we outlived I do.
Speaker 10: This Sometimes I'll be on a fad before it's a fad,
Speaker 10: and once it gets popular, I'm like, well, screw that shit,
Speaker 10: I'm not gonna do that anymore.
Speaker 4: Or you get canceled for being in on it, and
Speaker 4: then ten years later everybody's got all the big names
Speaker 4: getting rich on it.
Speaker 10: And then tell me it's not by accident that we
Speaker 10: were getting the short end of the stick, and now
Speaker 10: it's just going to be some random good It's just like,
Speaker 10: oh yeah, this guy gets a million followers and he
Speaker 10: talks about the same crap we do, but he knows
Speaker 10: absolutely nothing about it, has no history, And then yeah,
Speaker 10: oh wow, I guess we're seeing that happen already with some.
Speaker 4: Of these and talks about it like a total like
Speaker 4: racist brute and just like, you know, all that stuff
Speaker 4: just proves a lot of the points of you know,
Speaker 4: the old guard and turns off a lot of the
Speaker 4: current guard, like yeah, it's it's a mess, all right, rockets.
Speaker 10: Stan And who or what is producing this content for
Speaker 10: the most part, for all these people who are just
Speaker 10: getting into it, who probably have no experience and are
Speaker 10: far too busy to learn how to do it. Oh,
Speaker 10: that's right, that they were lying heavily, heavily on chat
Speaker 10: EPT and other things like that. Yeah, right, where where
Speaker 10: where does the originality is anything? That all of the
Speaker 10: slop everything that we're going to start seeing produced is content.
Speaker 10: How much of that is really coming from human creator
Speaker 10: or how much of that is just like an extension
Speaker 10: repeat of the same old garbage coming from chat GPT.
Speaker 7: Oh probably the next stage sorry, is actually integrating that
Speaker 7: AI into the post itself right on Facebook, similar to
Speaker 7: a grog. Because at the end, the reason why They
Speaker 7: are doing all this because they want the data right,
Speaker 7: so they they will truyt use this as a data
Speaker 7: collection platform pretty much.
Speaker 4: Damn right, dude, Like watch this. This is how easy
Speaker 4: it is for person on X who may not be
Speaker 4: allowed to be on YouTube. Hey chat, jib it is.
Speaker 4: Write me something really spicy, slightly racist, no, seventy five
Speaker 4: percent racist that will inflame the audience and sounds very patriotic.
Speaker 4: And base it on the first ten years of the
Speaker 4: boiler Room. Hey, let me tell you that's a great idea.
Speaker 4: Let me tell you how to do that boom. It's
Speaker 4: that easy. That's all it takes. There. I just gave
Speaker 4: you the unlocked code. You just got god mode boiler
Speaker 4: Room insight right there. The whole thing has been sucked
Speaker 4: up by these machines. It's that easy for me, it's
Speaker 4: that easy for you. Let me bring in Randy J.
Speaker 4: Because I know we've burned so much time now that
Speaker 4: Randy J is gonna have to go soon. Randy J.
Speaker 4: A lot has been covered before I even got to
Speaker 4: Icebreaker tonight, but I wanted to bring you in. And
Speaker 4: I'm sorry that the intro has taken so long tonight,
Speaker 4: but I want to know what you think about what's
Speaker 4: been said so far.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's funny because we were sort of already on this.
Speaker 1: Theme or topic before the show even went on. I'm
Speaker 1: just as I'm listening to all this, I'm taking like
Speaker 1: you know, we're all caught up in it. It's like
Speaker 1: we're all.
Speaker 5: Surfing on this tsunami, technocratic tsunami. That's just it's happening. Uh,
Speaker 5: there's your food. You got to eat it, like I mean,
Speaker 5: or you could go you could go to bed hungry.
Speaker 5: It's it's like just part of everything. It's uh all gas,
Speaker 5: no brakes, pedal, little metal, not to keep understanding.
Speaker 1: And I feel like, you know, I think there's.
Speaker 5: A lot of gen X and listeners, people on the
Speaker 5: call and everything else like that. So I consider ourselves
Speaker 5: fortunate that it's like we were people that grew up
Speaker 5: in an agrarian society world and we're able to sort
Speaker 5: of like figure out how to use this automobile thing
Speaker 5: and integrate our lives or like I said earlier.
Speaker 1: Like we we do.
Speaker 11: We knew how to do long version by hand writing
Speaker 11: out a math problem on a page, and now technocracy
Speaker 11: and AI and all this is the scientific calculator where
Speaker 11: you can get the same answer just by hitting a
Speaker 11: couple of buttons like the cheat code.
Speaker 1: But at least we.
Speaker 5: Grew up knowing how to like think for ourselves. With
Speaker 5: the base concepts, we could do the long form, then
Speaker 5: it's easier to do the scientific calculator.
Speaker 1: At least you have a concept overall the source material
Speaker 1: came from and all this other stuff.
Speaker 5: Right, So, I think we're at the same place, scary
Speaker 5: place with AI, where there's going to be a whole
Speaker 5: generations of people that the AI is is truth, the
Speaker 5: AI that put whatever you need, you ask it and
Speaker 5: it'll tell it to you. And it's really, at the
Speaker 5: end of the day, let us never forget it's just
Speaker 5: a bunch of series of inputs, algorithms, binary code.
Speaker 1: It's missing like a.
Speaker 12: Hard fought human element where you're working through problems and
Speaker 12: understanding things experientially, not via input and then boom.
Speaker 1: You just get what you want.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so, and it's and it's also yeah, I don't
Speaker 4: mean to interrupt, Randy, but it's it's also theft from
Speaker 4: you and your brothers and sisters, and your neighbor and
Speaker 4: your mom and your dad. You know what I mean?
Speaker 4: Like it's it's basically listening to all of our conversations,
Speaker 4: logging all of our conversations and knowing the kinds of
Speaker 4: you know, uh voices and tones and responses that we
Speaker 4: will respond positively to or you know, mildly negatively to
Speaker 4: maybe if you turn on like ns uh nsf W
Speaker 4: mode or something like that. So it's like, not only
Speaker 4: is it programmed responses, but it's also responses that are
Speaker 4: stolen from our own you know, collective borg mind.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think that there's a like a you know,
Speaker 5: if you've been alive for a while and if you
Speaker 5: know history or or learned.
Speaker 1: It pre AI where it's not totally dictated to you.
Speaker 5: There's still you know, on a human element that could
Speaker 5: like write stuff out once and everything else like that
Speaker 5: as well.
Speaker 1: But but anyways, there's a long game goal. We've seen
Speaker 1: these tricks before.
Speaker 5: Monetization, control, surveillance, marketing, marketing people. I use the phrase
Speaker 5: marketing people down to the molecular level, monetizing them down to.
Speaker 1: The molecular level. Everything extra you know, used as a resources.
Speaker 1: The human battery matrix yep, yeah, played out as well.
Speaker 5: But like if you've been in these circles for a while.
Speaker 5: But yes, like the matrix a human battery to like
Speaker 5: extract from and in masqueraded is autonomy and and freedom and.
Speaker 1: I oh't know, man, it kind of sucks.
Speaker 5: We almost have to like be a bunch of schizophrenics
Speaker 5: know it's coming, but then like, you know, what can
Speaker 5: we do?
Speaker 1: Uh? As one person? So it needs a sea change.
Speaker 1: And I would argue that's why.
Speaker 5: That's why I would argue it keeps a lot of
Speaker 5: people stupid on purpose by design.
Speaker 1: I think they got us down to the lifespan. Well
Speaker 1: by the time they figure it out their dad, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean.
Speaker 4: It's like and they may be right. They may be
Speaker 4: right about that, you know. It's like yeah, regeneration and
Speaker 4: or like you know, slash also, you know, uh, coherency
Speaker 4: with high technology has a different take on this, and
Speaker 4: it's like all of their takes are sort of like
Speaker 4: right where you expect them to be very predictable, you know.
Speaker 4: Boomer Gen's like, what's this, I don't give a fuck.
Speaker 4: Exgens like, oh shit, this is gonna take my job,
Speaker 4: but oh shit, I better use it to get rich,
Speaker 4: and millennial gens like you know what, I don't know
Speaker 4: what they're thinking about all this. They're probably getting rich
Speaker 4: off it right now because they're in the sweet spot,
Speaker 4: the motivational sweet spot. And then there's the zoomers who
Speaker 4: are just like, you know what, everything's fake and gay,
Speaker 4: this is bullshit.
Speaker 1: I think of different.
Speaker 5: God, buddy, yeah, yeah, sorry, I was like, just think
Speaker 5: of historical money grabs, the banking system, oil age of industrially, colonization,
Speaker 5: all that other stuff. We've seen the same bullshit, just
Speaker 5: in different clothing historically. And it's well, why does that
Speaker 5: person get to be the monarch? Why does that person
Speaker 5: get to call the shots? Why is this freaking guy
Speaker 5: Bill Gates freaking fucking with our food? Why is elon
Speaker 5: everything's like you going through hand or something like that.
Speaker 5: Why are these players there? Who picked them? Who's driving this?
Speaker 5: And it's just like politics, Nobody voted, nobody votes for
Speaker 5: this shit. It's it's top down. This is all top down.
Speaker 5: And we know this because we vote for all sorts
Speaker 5: of stuff our entire lives, and most of it never
Speaker 5: sees the light of the day.
Speaker 1: It gets light a day, it gets bastardized.
Speaker 5: And then and then someone else is going to come
Speaker 5: and fix it and then they don't, so it's it's
Speaker 5: all a big giant con job. But get pretty fucking
Speaker 5: depressing when you when you get down to it. But
Speaker 5: we again, like I said, we've seen this trick before
Speaker 5: and I just feel like that's all this technocracy is.
Speaker 1: But again, what can we do it do about it?
Speaker 1: Unless it's a it's always.
Speaker 5: Going to be a minority the majority. And until those
Speaker 5: scales tip or something's really done. I'm not talking revolution,
Speaker 5: go to the streets. I'm saying all that, but like
Speaker 5: people got to get smarter, and until they don't, as
Speaker 5: a collective group, you know, hey, have fun, it's just
Speaker 5: gonna be.
Speaker 1: More of the same. It might as well roll with
Speaker 1: as they used to say when I was a youngster,
Speaker 1: roll with the flow man, you know, chill chill or
Speaker 1: something like that. We knew each other. This ship is
Speaker 1: on the way.
Speaker 4: Right, Like like your your religion is basically tool ladderalis Like,
Speaker 4: I'll see you down in Arizona Bay, motherfucker. I hope
Speaker 4: you learn to swim like I know how to swim.
Speaker 4: I'll see you down there. Yeah, dude, let me bring
Speaker 4: our friend mister Shaft into the show. Here we are gosh,
Speaker 4: how are we almost an hour into the show? Mister Shaft?
Speaker 4: Into the show, Mister cam Shaft, Welcome to the boiler room.
Speaker 4: I know that you and Randy and Pharaoh are usually
Speaker 4: the ones that need to get out of here first,
Speaker 4: so I apologize for the lengthy intro tonight, but it's
Speaker 4: been fun. Mister cam Shaft, if you don't know, is
Speaker 4: a musician and probably as a musician and a journalist
Speaker 4: and someone who has been censored and made to be
Speaker 4: less than some of his colleagues out there who are
Speaker 4: not doing very original work. So I mean, you fit
Speaker 4: right into some of the things that we've been talking
Speaker 4: about coming into this tonight, mister Shaft. Ew look at that.
Speaker 4: Look who just creeped into the show. There we've got OURFKJ.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna put him back on the backstage there the
Speaker 4: side stage. Camshaft, Welcome to the boiler room. Any thoughts
Speaker 4: on what's been covered so far?
Speaker 13: Oh, that's a CAMFA camera on of course. And uh,
Speaker 13: you know one of my many names, and I have
Speaker 13: many cousins, you know, Rex Cars and uh, they go
Speaker 13: by many names. It's a it's an obscure bloodline. I
Speaker 13: meant to be totally understood. Of course, Yeah, the what
Speaker 13: you're talking about. Even when I was away from the computer,
Speaker 13: I had the sound up so I could hear. Yeah,
Speaker 13: you're you're you're trying to come to grips and some
Speaker 13: sort of agreement or at least some sort of understanding
Speaker 13: with the world of monopoly monopolization. Yes, And of course
Speaker 13: that's born of great wealth, that's born of the money monopoly,
Speaker 13: the the the monopoly of credit, the monopoly of monetary
Speaker 13: power stems directly to information power, and that of course
Speaker 13: the people that monopolize the issuance of credit at interest.
Speaker 13: What used to be a quill pen is now a
Speaker 13: computer entry. They have the first and largest interest in
Speaker 13: controlling the flow of information because they can't let it
Speaker 13: get out as to what banking is in its modern incarnation,
Speaker 13: and what it does and how it works. You might
Speaker 13: say that's the first function or the first fundamental thing
Speaker 13: that it's all about. They can't let that get out
Speaker 13: in any widespread, understandable way on which people could take
Speaker 13: action legally and otherwise. It's like the magician's code. You
Speaker 13: just can't let people know how the tricks are done.
Speaker 13: You just can't, Okay, you can't stress it enough. But
Speaker 13: it is getting out some and there's worry, and that
Speaker 13: might explain in power this sort of capricious way they
Speaker 13: operate social media. Oh yeah, that was not against the
Speaker 13: rules yesterday, but it is today. And we keep moving
Speaker 13: the goalposts because we can. The chaos, what looks to
Speaker 13: be chaos, or unfairness or even fraud, has a method
Speaker 13: to the madness. The imbalance is to keep our eye
Speaker 13: off the prize, is to keep us from realizing the
Speaker 13: ultimate causes of things and the ultimate reasons for things.
Speaker 13: So they've got to keep us in sort of a
Speaker 13: house of mirrors. Every mirror we look in, we look
Speaker 13: a little different. Our face looks real, narrow and elongated
Speaker 13: in one, and we look two feet tall in the next.
Speaker 13: And it operates on our emotions as well as our intellects,
Speaker 13: and it breaks your spirit. After a while, your spirit
Speaker 13: is broken or at least injured or damaged. And your
Speaker 13: spirit is the most important thing. That's morale. That's the
Speaker 13: emotional and spiritual ability and willingness to keep going in
Speaker 13: spite of the hardship, to keep going in in the
Speaker 13: uphill battle. And they're trying to break your spirit trying
Speaker 13: to break your willingness to go on, your willingness to
Speaker 13: fight the good fight, and you might back up a little,
Speaker 13: you might try and get a little more fairness out
Speaker 13: of them. Somebody mentioned a little while ago, you're asking
Speaker 13: the dark lords to grant you a a little bit
Speaker 13: of what do they call that? You want to be
Speaker 13: granted quarter. You want to be given some sort of
Speaker 13: sanctuary from their constant assault and constant chaos. And they're
Speaker 13: rarely going to give that to you, because they're in
Speaker 13: charge and you're not. But the the truth has a
Speaker 13: ring to it. The truth has a certain aura about it,
Speaker 13: and it is getting out enough to where they're doing
Speaker 13: these very things, and again is as powerful as they
Speaker 13: may seem. I think some of this is because they're
Speaker 13: losing their power, or at least the threat is there,
Speaker 13: and some truths have gotten out about banking and the
Speaker 13: mass media cartel, probably enough to where they're a little
Speaker 13: bit worried. And so you know, they've got to keep
Speaker 13: us in that house of mirrors as long as they
Speaker 13: can to where when we look in the mirror, we're
Speaker 13: not seeing reality. And so long as we're in that state,
Speaker 13: they feel that we're less of a threat, or at
Speaker 13: least not enough of a threat to topple their apple card,
Speaker 13: but their day will come. I believe that death by
Speaker 13: a thousand cuts, the Lilopitian threads metaphor eventually will tie
Speaker 13: down the giant. The tyrant eventually will win. It might
Speaker 13: not be us alive in this world, in the temporal world,
Speaker 13: but those that come after us. One of the key things,
Speaker 13: and it comes back to what I've said, We've got
Speaker 13: to build some sort of apparatus or some sort of
Speaker 13: way to where what we do now will be remembered
Speaker 13: to what hesher said today will be remembered one hundred
Speaker 13: years from now. These we have to have some sort
Speaker 13: of time capsule continuity, whether I mean that literally or figuratively,
Speaker 13: some way of what we're saying, not dying on the vine,
Speaker 13: and what we're proposing, what we're discerning, what we're figuring out,
Speaker 13: what we're unraveling, what we're reporting, what we're commenting on.
Speaker 13: We need to know that future generations will have a
Speaker 13: way of accessing that. Just an example of something I
Speaker 13: experienced recently, your friend and mine hash Ron Avery right.
Speaker 13: I visited him in Sageen after my wife and I
Speaker 13: went to Houston to get out of the valley South
Speaker 13: Texas because it's so hot this time of year. Not
Speaker 13: that it was a lot cooler in Houston, but just
Speaker 13: a tad. I also to Canada for a week, which
Speaker 13: was cool. But we went to a new library, magnificent
Speaker 13: architecture in Sageen, Texas. It's named after Wan Sagein, who
Speaker 13: was credited with burying the dead from the Alamo battle.
Speaker 13: And I went in this library and you know, they
Speaker 13: build this wonderful structure, all the latest design, but I'm
Speaker 13: going through the offerings and it's just hollow intellectually. You know,
Speaker 13: there's just very little in there in this magnificent structure
Speaker 13: built in just the right spot. There's really nothing in
Speaker 13: there apart from a few sundry items here and there,
Speaker 13: of any real literary or historical or intellectual value. The
Speaker 13: magazines are, you know, Cosmopolitan and you know Harper's and junk,
Speaker 13: like the Atlantic Monthly. I mean, the Atlantic is just laughable.
Speaker 13: But that's as good as it gets, is like the
Speaker 13: Atlantic or something. And all your typical court historians, all
Speaker 13: the typical biographies that we've seen a million times that
Speaker 13: you can get a million different places. So, you know,
Speaker 13: our libraries unfortunately don't appear to be the answer. Although
Speaker 13: as public libraries of anyone who lives in a given
Speaker 13: town that has a library should be able to without
Speaker 13: too many requirements, put something in there that future generations
Speaker 13: could see, you know, some sort of compilation, a collection
Speaker 13: of CDs, a collection of DVDs, whatever it might be,
Speaker 13: so people will know that so and so used to
Speaker 13: live in this town and they did some research and
Speaker 13: here's a compilation of that. You know, they made a
Speaker 13: living off of it. Here's a little bit about who
Speaker 13: they were.
Speaker 4: Maybe a little like a small theater with some short
Speaker 4: mini movies. Perhaps, like we have a trained museum here
Speaker 4: in Temple where they have things like that. You know,
Speaker 4: there's all kinds of way we spour and ice live.
Speaker 4: In Monterey, California, they had wonderful you know, films in
Speaker 4: there that you could watch, or short information bursts, like
Speaker 4: there's so many ways to inform the public about the
Speaker 4: you know, magic and or history of you know, the
Speaker 4: location that you know a young person or maybe an
Speaker 4: older person that didn't know might be standing in and
Speaker 4: we're not moving in that direction, are we? Like, we
Speaker 4: have all these options to do things like that now
Speaker 4: that we didn't have before. We could we could have.
Speaker 4: We could have fucking holograms showing the you know, you
Speaker 4: know what I mean, like the Temple augmented reality. We
Speaker 4: get out all kinds of options for that kind of stuff,
Speaker 4: but it's like, no, we're just gonna feed the Internet
Speaker 4: to chat Ept and to open AI and to Gemini
Speaker 4: and Grock and let them distill to the youth, you know,
Speaker 4: what their history is.
Speaker 13: Exactly, so they they substitute what could be just a
Speaker 13: limited useful tool like AI, you know, helping a college
Speaker 13: graduate do their turn paper or their thesis. You know,
Speaker 13: maybe a little bit of that sort of thing, just
Speaker 13: a tool. But no, they want to take it too far.
Speaker 13: And there's no consent in any of this. Consent is
Speaker 13: non existent, so you know, we're going into this virtual
Speaker 13: reality where there's this unspoken rule that you know, like
Speaker 13: in the Rush song the priests of the Temples of Syrinx.
Speaker 13: You know, we've taken care of everything. The words you read,
Speaker 13: the songs you sing. Somebody out there, some invisible force
Speaker 13: or is saying that you can say this, but you
Speaker 13: can't say that. And we tell you what the ultimate
Speaker 13: truths are, you're not supposed to search for the truth.
Speaker 13: So we don't want any Columbos, we don't want any
Speaker 13: Sherlock Holmes. And so you know, truth is defined by
Speaker 13: those that have the money in the power, although they
Speaker 13: don't as much power as you.
Speaker 1: Think they have.
Speaker 13: That some of it is bluff. But nevertheless, we're not
Speaker 13: going to be in those libraries most likely, and we're
Speaker 13: not going to be remembered unless we go to extraordinary
Speaker 13: efforts to be remembered because somebody's defined the truth for us,
Speaker 13: rather than allowing a rational society where you might not
Speaker 13: have fixed truths all over the place. Some things are
Speaker 13: more fixed than others. But free and open inquiry, even
Speaker 13: when it's something people don't want to hear, is allowed,
Speaker 13: then you have the right situation. But people have decided,
Speaker 13: or at least they've gotten us to think. People have
Speaker 13: decided that if you say something reasonably offensive, that it
Speaker 13: can be banned and all these things you talk about YouTube,
Speaker 13: and that it can't be heard because somebody might be offended,
Speaker 13: as opposed to reality where whether they're offended or not,
Speaker 13: there's things that are in the post public interest, and
Speaker 13: there are things that the public is interested in if
Speaker 13: they're in the public interest and need to hear them,
Speaker 13: whether they like it or not. There's a tornado a
Speaker 13: mile outside of town. You may not like it, but
Speaker 13: you need to know about it. That's in the public interest,
Speaker 13: you know. So what the public's interested in is usually
Speaker 13: salacious stuff, usually kind of shallow, but you can see
Speaker 13: whether the real standard is ignored and they put in
Speaker 13: this fake standard that YouTube is an expression of, and
Speaker 13: then they move the goal post, you know. Oh, yeah,
Speaker 13: we don't even obey our own rules. I mean, if
Speaker 13: some organization doesn't obey their own rules, then the whole
Speaker 13: the whole thing needs to be just started started over.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 13: If the police break all the rules, who are they
Speaker 13: to arrest you?
Speaker 4: You know, it's all fungible right now. It's all fungible.
Speaker 4: Like the idea of justice itself is subjective. It depends
Speaker 4: like what district you're in, what judge you have. Do
Speaker 4: you have a public defender, do you have a one
Speaker 4: you paid a lot of money for. Do you have
Speaker 4: a five figure amount defender or are you a plaintint
Speaker 4: with a five figure amount lawyer on your side. You know,
Speaker 4: it's a huge, huge difference, like to what it was
Speaker 4: back in the day, in the olden days, when it
Speaker 4: was like judges weren't political people. Now they're all political people,
Speaker 4: and now they all have shady relationships, or at least
Speaker 4: enough of them in important places have shady relationships with
Speaker 4: shady das with shady campaign contributors. I mean, Mark, I
Speaker 4: saw you raise your finger there. I triggered something.
Speaker 1: Yeah you did.
Speaker 13: I'll be very brief because I do have to turn
Speaker 13: in soon and I'm back to the column tomorrow after
Speaker 13: a couple of hiatuses. It used to be where you
Speaker 13: didn't have to be a lawyer to be a judge,
Speaker 13: and you shouldn't a judge, should be at least or
Speaker 13: at least you shouldn't have to be a member of
Speaker 13: the bar to be a lawyer. So see if you
Speaker 13: broke those bonds, if you could be a lawyer without
Speaker 13: being forced into the bar, if you could be a
Speaker 13: doctor without being forced into the American Medical Association Medical Association,
Speaker 13: or if you could be a judge without necessarily having
Speaker 13: to be a lawyer. And sheriffs, there was a time
Speaker 13: when there were sheriffs that were not duly trained police officers.
Speaker 13: They were more administrators. Now there could be pros and cons,
Speaker 13: but if you broke some of those monopolistic bonds, you
Speaker 13: might start seeing a different world.
Speaker 4: Right right exactly, you know, And we're seeing this right now.
Speaker 4: I could get into this a little bit later. I'm
Speaker 4: gonna let everybody else talk for a minute, and then
Speaker 4: I got an icebreaker if we actually want to do
Speaker 4: an icebreaker an hour and ten minutes into the show,
Speaker 4: but I got one. But you know, we're starting to
Speaker 4: see now where it's like, oh wait, the things that
Speaker 4: people used to say ten, fifteen, twenty years ago people
Speaker 4: that now no longer say the same things. Like if
Speaker 4: you go back, for example, and look at Alex Jones's
Speaker 4: Police State DVD from like twenty eleven or ten or whatever,
Speaker 4: and look at the way he talks now. I mean,
Speaker 4: you know, Owen Schreyer left, there's a whole drama thing
Speaker 4: there we're hip to that. We could talk about that
Speaker 4: at some point tonight. But there's a big sea change
Speaker 4: that's happened for a lot of people between like then
Speaker 4: and now, and now things are like more crystal clear
Speaker 4: than they have been in a long time about some
Speaker 4: of these questions. So it just, you know, unfortunately, questions,
Speaker 4: beg more questions when we see this sort of thing
Speaker 4: going on.
Speaker 9: Let me no, I need to hear bays to do.
Speaker 10: Alex Jones from back in the day warning everybody about
Speaker 10: troops on the streets and FEMA camps.
Speaker 8: We're going to kill your family. Now I have a
Speaker 8: family audience, so I can't say, all right, but we're
Speaker 8: dead already. Look, I don't believe this, all right. I
Speaker 8: think there's something to be said for what you guys
Speaker 8: are talking about in terms of especially in terms of
Speaker 8: history moving in cycles with this stuff. It's interesting that
Speaker 8: in terms of public spaces, with with knowledge and with books,
Speaker 8: especially when we talk about libraries. One of the examples
Speaker 8: you've brought up hasher with the holographic you know, displays
Speaker 8: is actually a thing that occurs at the end of
Speaker 8: the time machine. You guys, if you've seen the time
Speaker 8: Machine that's made about twenty years ago, especially the film
Speaker 8: version of the asht Wills book, there is a holographic set.
Speaker 8: But what's interesting is that all of these things always occur.
Speaker 8: The holographic knowledge set in the library telling you the
Speaker 8: truth is also ruled by the Morlocks, who have to
Speaker 8: live underground and have depopulated earth and become priests of
Speaker 8: scientism and just another cycle of a kind of technocratic dystopia.
Speaker 8: It also occurs in Brave New World right where the
Speaker 8: books exist, but Mustapa mon controls the books. It's the
Speaker 8: same in Viphra Vendetta. It's always this is always the
Speaker 8: case where I think that the only way to sort
Speaker 8: of combat this is I mean, the monks, the early
Speaker 8: Christian monks really set a good precedent because books existed,
Speaker 8: and society was crumbling, and there was there was degradation
Speaker 8: and deprivation and decadence, and they took books and saved
Speaker 8: them from flames and then curated their own personal libraries.
Speaker 8: And then now the cycle has sort of gone all
Speaker 8: the way to now we you know, we see books
Speaker 8: in places that are again being controlled. But there are
Speaker 8: very few great libraries in the world that have the
Speaker 8: sort of all access to knowledge. Like if you go
Speaker 8: to Trinity College a library and you see the Book
Speaker 8: of Kels in Dublin, that's a you know, if you
Speaker 8: go if there are a few of these places. But
Speaker 8: the only real way I think to combat this is
Speaker 8: to curate your own library and to have your own
Speaker 8: books that you're going to save, because they will almost
Speaker 8: always get destroyed or taken away. It almost always ends
Speaker 8: up being the case. And then to produce something, to
Speaker 8: create something like like Mark was saying, you know, to
Speaker 8: make something that people will remember, but that almost always
Speaker 8: gets controlled by the powers to be. Even even the
Speaker 8: library at Alexandria and the burning of it is kind
Speaker 8: of a misnomer. It wasn't. It wasn't the the ancient
Speaker 8: wonder of the world. It was the lighthouse at Alexandria,
Speaker 8: and not even the library. So things disappear, they will
Speaker 8: continue to be disappear, especially when the name of the
Speaker 8: game is depopulation and subjugation of a population in order
Speaker 8: to lead to nothingness. So the only way to get
Speaker 8: around it is to sort of make your own thing.
Speaker 8: I think I always prefer to go to great bookstores
Speaker 8: rather than libraries. I never count on going to a
Speaker 8: public libry and being able to find anything that's worthwhile
Speaker 8: at all. And I've been to a lot of libraries.
Speaker 8: I will go to, you know, when I lived in
Speaker 8: New York, I would go to the Strand Bookstore or something,
Speaker 8: or you go to a rare bookstore. But even now,
Speaker 8: I think part of the problem is that technology must
Speaker 8: have seemed like a world ending event every time we
Speaker 8: had a great leap forward, like look at the late
Speaker 8: fourteen hundreds when the printing press was invented. But you
Speaker 8: know when Caxton brought the printing press to England, all
Speaker 8: of a sudden, you have this sort of extension from
Speaker 8: the Magna carta and now we have a democratization in
Speaker 8: the world and the printing press and everybody can say
Speaker 8: whatever they want, but it quickly gets co opted and
Speaker 8: controlled by the ruling powers. And so you know, with AI,
Speaker 8: I think and all this stuff, it's happening so fast.
Speaker 8: It's like so slow and yet so fast. The major
Speaker 8: changes in hardware don't seem to be doing much, but
Speaker 8: the changes in software and the way people think is
Speaker 8: really alarming, because unlike those other times when you had
Speaker 8: like even spelt like in the eighties and nineties, seemed
Speaker 8: like a thing that was you know, could go either way,
Speaker 8: But now everything is so internalized. It's changing the way
Speaker 8: that people think. And the printing press did that to
Speaker 8: a large extent, but now it's to the very basic,
Speaker 8: granular level of every single person seems to be affected
Speaker 8: by this stuff, and I think that we're both like
Speaker 8: at a sort of genesis period with all this stuff,
Speaker 8: and it's got a long way to go. But the
Speaker 8: only way to get around it is that I think
Speaker 8: it's important to keep in mind that one thing with
Speaker 8: these technocratic people is that they always have cultural and
Speaker 8: literary touchstones that they go back to from an analog world.
Speaker 8: So Pallenteer is, you know, Lord of the Rings, Elon
Speaker 8: is continuously talking about science fiction books and science fiction movies.
Speaker 8: It's always something that was created by a person that
Speaker 8: seems to be a touchstone for the future. But you
Speaker 8: just can't let it change the way that you do
Speaker 8: things on a daily basis in terms of the way
Speaker 8: that you think. And that's going to be a real
Speaker 8: problem I think in the future, especially you guys were
Speaker 8: talking about with as the generations pass and everything gets
Speaker 8: memory hold so fast. Now it's so much different from
Speaker 8: all the technological advances in the past.
Speaker 4: Right, Like I'm I'm basically not doing my best as
Speaker 4: a IT person, as a content creator, as a host,
Speaker 4: as a podcaster if I don't utilize the tools that
Speaker 4: are now available to me, Like for example, I mentioned
Speaker 4: earlier in the show, I have a problem. My problem
Speaker 4: is the first seven eight years of the show I've
Speaker 4: been censored or are no longer allowable on the Internet.
Speaker 4: And I can I can fix that problem manually myself.
Speaker 4: I have the skills to do that. I have the
Speaker 4: audio engineering skills to do that. I have the web
Speaker 4: skills to do that. I've got Ruckus by my side
Speaker 4: willing to help me with that, and I know approximately
Speaker 4: how much time that would take. But I have to
Speaker 4: now think about my competition. I have Unford. I don't
Speaker 4: like to think about competition, you know what I mean,
Speaker 4: Like I don't really think about what I do in
Speaker 4: that way. But it's like, we have a problem with finances.
Speaker 4: We have to think in that way. We have to
Speaker 4: think in a business minded way. And it's like, I
Speaker 4: know that my competition, if they had the same problem
Speaker 4: that I have, they would probably utilize where some of
Speaker 4: them would probably utilize in artificial intelligence to help them
Speaker 4: solve that problem and get beyond it. So it's like
Speaker 4: I'm a moron, as in someone with a master's degree
Speaker 4: in IT management to not take that as an opportunity,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean. And that sucks me in,
Speaker 4: that necessarily sucks me into that ecosystem, and then I
Speaker 4: have to figure out how to operate within it instead
Speaker 4: of being a Ted Kaczynski and saying fuck this, I'm
Speaker 4: operating outside of it, you know. So that puts us, yeah,
Speaker 4: a lot of us in a really strange situation. Let
Speaker 4: me let me hand it to Camshaft and then Randy j.
Speaker 4: I saw Randy j On mute a couple of times here.
Speaker 4: I want to get him in. I know they both
Speaker 4: have to leave soon, so we're gonna go to Camshaft,
Speaker 4: Randy Ja, the Mystical Pharaoh and just kind of let
Speaker 4: them tell us what's what's big on their minds right
Speaker 4: now before they got to get out of here. So
Speaker 4: camover to you. Thetruthhound dot Com, by the way, is
Speaker 4: where you follow Cam.
Speaker 13: Are you more interested in getting off what you're talking
Speaker 13: about now and talking about what's going on news wise?
Speaker 4: Or I'm interested in what you're interested in right now,
Speaker 4: Mark Anderson, I mean Camshaft. So let us let us know,
Speaker 4: you know, make sure you give a shout out to UK,
Speaker 4: call them everything you're doing. Our friend Patrick Henningson's over
Speaker 4: there on Fridays as well as you, so we want
Speaker 4: to hear what's up coming over there. We want to hear, basically,
Speaker 4: hear what's what you've been interested in lately, because we
Speaker 4: have a set of notes for the show tonight that
Speaker 4: is quite frankly a little bit staggering. But I know
Speaker 4: that you tend to hone in on certain things. I
Speaker 4: want to hear about what you've been honing in on lately.
Speaker 13: Let me see weaponized neuroscience. There's a study that was
Speaker 13: done in association with NATO where the human mind is
Speaker 13: the final frontier of warfare. And there's a quote in
Speaker 13: that study that says peace is merely the continuation of
Speaker 13: war with other means.
Speaker 4: And that like a like a niche quote or something.
Speaker 4: I feel like I've I've heard that. I feel like
Speaker 4: I have an impaled Nazarene album that has something a
Speaker 4: title similar to that, like war is Peace or something
Speaker 4: like that.
Speaker 13: Yeah, it's Jurewell, and there's well there recently, fairly recently,
Speaker 13: there's I just thought the Ditchy Foundation. The Ditchy Foundation
Speaker 13: is sort of this chummy group that meets in a
Speaker 13: very posh a state in the UK, and they have
Speaker 13: an American affiliate and whatnot, and they have journalists that
Speaker 13: are very heavily embedded into the actual direction of the
Speaker 13: Ditchy Foundation, including a New York Times foreign affairs reporter.
Speaker 13: Just egregious conflicts of interest by major media figures. But
Speaker 13: the Ditchley Foundation is sort of like a cross between
Speaker 13: Builderberg and Trilateral. It's a little more open than Builderberg
Speaker 13: and Trilateral. But it's another gear in the engine that
Speaker 13: I found, not that it was unfound. And in other words,
Speaker 13: I didn't absolutely unearth this fresh like oh, here's Jimmy Hoffa.
Speaker 13: But it's not really well talked about, the digitally Foundation,
Speaker 13: So I'm looking into them. I've done one or two
Speaker 13: reports on them, sort of a cousin of Bilderberg and Trilateral.
Speaker 13: So there's that, and there's Exerci Pegasus I talked about
Speaker 13: on UK column fairly recently. This is the UK's planned
Speaker 13: fall let's say, latter September into October something like that,
Speaker 13: probably a little bit of October and November, a planned
Speaker 13: major drill for another pandemic. So they're calling it a
Speaker 13: drill if there were another pandemic, and this is what
Speaker 13: they hypothetically would do. But drills have a funny way
Speaker 13: of turning into the real thing. So that's something rather imminent,
Speaker 13: exercise Pegasus in the UK, and a dress rehearsal for
Speaker 13: another pandemic, so that those would probably be some of
Speaker 13: the major highlights. So some fairly juicy things.
Speaker 4: Excellent, excellent, all right, Well, Mark, if you want to
Speaker 4: hang out for the Icebreaker, even though we're an hour
Speaker 4: and twenty minutes into the show, you're very welcome to
Speaker 4: if you got to go, we totally understand.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I got a blast. I got to sleep. I
Speaker 13: just flew when last night I won't use that stupid
Speaker 13: joke and boy in my arms.
Speaker 4: TI, boy and my arms tied right the right and
Speaker 4: the left.
Speaker 13: But it was kind of late.
Speaker 1: You could joke. Everybody's laughing.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 13: Well, sometimes the dumbest joke you hate yourself for laughing
Speaker 13: at it, and you laugh anyway. That's kind of it's
Speaker 13: like it's like reverse psychology. This is so stupid, you're gonna.
Speaker 4: Laugh the class.
Speaker 13: But exactly so. Yeah, I got a little bit of
Speaker 13: jet lag. I got out of here and went to
Speaker 13: Canada for a week and got out of the hot
Speaker 13: weather man. It's so hot here in South Texas this
Speaker 13: time of year.
Speaker 4: And we had people in the comments saying who the
Speaker 4: I love this comment. I can't I want to go
Speaker 4: scroll up to find it. I can't remember who said it,
Speaker 4: but someone said who goes to Houston to get away
Speaker 4: from the heat? And I just started laughing, like as
Speaker 4: someone who's lived in Texas for ten years and been
Speaker 4: where you live and been down to the border and
Speaker 4: all that is, like I get it, man, Just those
Speaker 4: little micro changes make a big difference.
Speaker 13: Well, we stayed at this wonderful home of one of
Speaker 13: my wife's relatives, Ultra air conditioned, spacious, beautiful, so there
Speaker 13: was there was a little bit of.
Speaker 4: A double decker AC unit. Makes a big difference, buddy.
Speaker 13: And we went out to Galveston and it was cooler
Speaker 13: by the water.
Speaker 8: All right.
Speaker 4: It was all good, awesome man.
Speaker 13: The beer was very cold and the barbecue was very good.
Speaker 13: And we'll leave it at that.
Speaker 6: All right.
Speaker 4: Well, tell missus Truthhound that we love her and we're
Speaker 4: glad you guys had a great vacation, and thanks for
Speaker 4: joining us tonight.
Speaker 13: No worries, yees say hi to Spore, all right.
Speaker 4: We will there goes, There goes mister Shaft, mister Camshaft
Speaker 4: aka Mark Anderson, thetruthhound dot Com host of Stop the
Speaker 4: Presses also found on uk colum dot org on Fridays
Speaker 4: and here in the boiler room, let me go to
Speaker 4: Randy J. Randy J. I know you got some commentary
Speaker 4: you want to throw in there, and I know you
Speaker 4: have to leaves soon as well, but you're welcome to
Speaker 4: hang out for Icebreaker if we ever get there. Man,
Speaker 4: but over to you.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So, I don't know, I guess what's on my radar
Speaker 5: or consciousness or whatever the hell lately is.
Speaker 1: I'm just sort of fascinated by the and this is nothing.
Speaker 13: New, and a lot of our listeners.
Speaker 5: Other people on the car right now are familiar with.
Speaker 5: But it's it never ceases to amaze me how compartmentalized
Speaker 5: or how easy people can forget stuff. And you know,
Speaker 5: the news cycle gets faster, all these different masks, bang
Speaker 5: bang bang things that happen like get forgotten and all that.
Speaker 5: And I think a positive thing that going on is
Speaker 5: there's a lot of stuff I'm seeing on the interwebs
Speaker 5: right now, YouTube specifically showing stuff very simple.
Speaker 1: But it would be like.
Speaker 5: Bill Clinton talking when he was president, addressing Congress or
Speaker 5: doing whatever, and the guy sounds like what would today
Speaker 5: be Oh, absolute right well died in the wool, right
Speaker 5: wing freaking Republican talking about immigration and from it like.
Speaker 4: They would have a maga hat on if they were
Speaker 4: there today.
Speaker 1: Yes, I mean we're talking like completely.
Speaker 5: Total cognitive dissonance from the same media pumping that guy
Speaker 5: up and vilifying the other guy.
Speaker 1: And I'm not getting into like him. Who were they all?
Speaker 5: Really, I'm just on a very surface level, one guy
Speaker 5: saying it's raining and they're all going yeah, and the
Speaker 5: other guys saying it's raining and they're gone, no, it ain't,
Speaker 5: but it is. I mean, it's like a complete flip
Speaker 5: everything turn on it said. So, I think stuff like
Speaker 5: that getting out is maybe I don't know, catching, it's
Speaker 5: making a lot more people at least ask questions and
Speaker 5: think about stuff, and hopefully more of that can happen
Speaker 5: faster than the control mechanisms could start regulating and banning
Speaker 5: and censoring and along that line too. I think a
Speaker 5: lot of this, I mean, for a lot of people,
Speaker 5: I'm seeing like this Epstein, anything Epstein is making people
Speaker 5: go wait a minute, wait a minute, why did that
Speaker 5: mechanism blackmail?
Speaker 1: It was he a massad guy?
Speaker 5: Just those very little baby stuff questions by a lot
Speaker 5: of you know, I don't want to talk down on
Speaker 5: people like you know, mouth.
Speaker 1: Breathers or just Joe blow or whatever, but like.
Speaker 5: A lot of Joe Blow, Jane News or like hey,
Speaker 5: what is this about? And they're falling down a lot
Speaker 5: of weird stuff like you know, aliens or whatever.
Speaker 1: The hell. Right, they're like going on all these but
Speaker 1: they're asking the questions. Right.
Speaker 5: It all doesn't happen at once. I think everyone here
Speaker 5: we're still learning stuff as we go. I like to
Speaker 5: use the phrase or the analogy. It's not like a
Speaker 5: light switch like boom all of.
Speaker 1: A sudden, you get it.
Speaker 5: It's more like the lights are dim and they're slowly
Speaker 5: getting brighter. They might may never be fully switched on,
Speaker 5: but at least people are like seeing things more for
Speaker 5: what they are instead of like undercover or curated for
Speaker 5: us or spawn a certain way. And so I feel
Speaker 5: like I'm not like a fantasy novel or a movie.
Speaker 5: So there's hope, hope, you're still alive?
Speaker 1: Yeah are you?
Speaker 10: Are you saying that the the Epstein Files thing and
Speaker 10: the allowed discussion currently going on is simply to get
Speaker 10: us ready for alien disclosure?
Speaker 9: If I'm following you correctly.
Speaker 5: I okay, there's a lot of dots that need to
Speaker 5: get connected in there and maybe forced in some instances,
Speaker 5: but I wasn't going there.
Speaker 9: But I mean maybe I'm just having fun with you, dude.
Speaker 1: You son of them.
Speaker 5: Okay, but like anyway, maybe.
Speaker 9: Uh, it's coming. But anyway, it's coming.
Speaker 4: I have I have the clip. If no one has
Speaker 4: to like bounce off immediately, I have a perfect clip
Speaker 4: for right now. Let me see if I can find
Speaker 4: it here. No, it's not the Cardi b Trial, although
Speaker 4: that is hilarious. Let's see here. No, no, no, god, Ruckus,
Speaker 4: I've made too many links tonight, dude, we thought this
Speaker 4: might happen.
Speaker 1: It did.
Speaker 4: Let's see here. Oh, here we go. I found it,
Speaker 4: lem And I don't mean to play this to slander anyone,
Speaker 4: to just find the whole thing very interesting that something
Speaker 4: like this is out there on you know, a well
Speaker 4: produced sort of you know, modern podcast. Let me share
Speaker 4: this with you guys here. This one is called If
Speaker 4: I recall, Bill Cooper ain't like Alex Jones, not one bit.
Speaker 4: I wonder why Ruckus, you in particular, are gonna love this.
Speaker 4: Here we go.
Speaker 14: This guy William Cooper predicted nine to eleven before Alex
Speaker 14: Jones and this guy. William Cooper hated Alex Jones, said
Speaker 14: that Alex Jones was a fearmonger and potentially a disinformation agent.
Speaker 14: On June twenty eighth, two thousand and one, just months
Speaker 14: before nine to eleven, Cooper said the following on his
Speaker 14: radio show. I'm telling you to be prepared for a
Speaker 14: major attack. But it won't be Osama Bin Laden. It
Speaker 14: will be those behind the New World Order. They need
Speaker 14: a major tack in order to launch their plans for
Speaker 14: a world government and to take away your freedoms. So
Speaker 14: we said that in June two thousand and one before
Speaker 14: nine to eleven, but then on November fifth, cops showed
Speaker 14: up to his house to arrest him for tax evasion,
Speaker 14: ended up supposedly getting in a shootout and killing him.
Speaker 15: Weeks after nine to eleven.
Speaker 4: Be talking about are we done?
Speaker 15: Cooper didn't trust anyone. He despised UFO Coal, even though
Speaker 15: he claimed to have seen UFOs while in the Navy
Speaker 15: and later believe aliens were a government hoax. He believed
Speaker 15: aliens may be demonic in nature or part of the
Speaker 15: Luciferian deception. Disclosure will be fake and used to create
Speaker 15: a one world religion under the Antichrist. The more he
Speaker 15: actually started like reading scripture and stuff, he changed his
Speaker 15: views on what aliens were. He said in two thousand
Speaker 15: on a broadcast, the whole alien thing, it's a lie.
Speaker 15: The day they fake an alien landing, you better know
Speaker 15: it's the devil coming. Oh my gosh, this guy William
Speaker 15: Cooper though, man he was He would have been a
Speaker 15: great guest.
Speaker 6: He would have been an amazing guest.
Speaker 4: Wouldn't he though? Oh my god, ruckus. Could you imagine
Speaker 4: if Phil Cooper was still here today.
Speaker 10: That was like everything we were just talking about the
Speaker 10: point like rolled into one. I don't know how that happened.
Speaker 10: That is amazing. Yeah, I loved that, but I also
Speaker 10: hated it, knowing the fact that whoever presented at gets
Speaker 10: like a million clicks and probably you know, doesn't have
Speaker 10: to worry about where their next meal is coming from.
Speaker 9: I'm guessing, but.
Speaker 4: Under it and forty seven thousand point two k views.
Speaker 4: Dude on a guy that we've been in like sort
Speaker 4: of tangentially talking about directly talking about been on podcasts
Speaker 4: where his words have been in the introduction and avoided
Speaker 4: using those ourselves because we wanted to, but they had
Speaker 4: already been done like it, you know, fifteen years ago,
Speaker 4: and here are these you know, no shade on whoever
Speaker 4: that is. That came from mister Redpills j O ka
Speaker 4: Q army whatever that's see.
Speaker 9: But I take inspiration from this.
Speaker 10: Maybe it's just it's not the information being presented that's wrong.
Speaker 10: How I guess it's how it's being done. So if
Speaker 10: we take the same crazy oh, sit down, you crazy
Speaker 10: wild conspiracy theorist you oh, you you Trump lover or
Speaker 10: you Trump had or fill in the blank whatever people
Speaker 10: want to label you as. If you if you act
Speaker 10: as though you just discovered this and it's like, oh
Speaker 10: my gosh, I don't believe it.
Speaker 9: Have you heard about this?
Speaker 10: And then they're like, it's like it's the reaction video
Speaker 10: to the to the the metal music that you were
Speaker 10: describing earlier. That's what these people were doing. Like the
Speaker 10: guy was familiar with Bill Cooper or at least learned
Speaker 10: about it. Maybe chat GPT told him about it. I
Speaker 10: don't know how he discovered it, but he seemed fairly
Speaker 10: new to the whole thing. Unless he's very clever about
Speaker 10: the way of injecting it. But the people those are
Speaker 10: responses from real people and and supposedly a bit of
Speaker 10: a microcosm of what the audience is probably is similarly
Speaker 10: reacting to if they've never heard this before. It's like
Speaker 10: the lady's like, oh, shut up, no way, Like that's
Speaker 10: that's the reaction the audience is going to get versus
Speaker 10: where if you just like us, commonly explain it to
Speaker 10: somebody like shut up.
Speaker 9: No way.
Speaker 10: You know, big difference, same words, but completely different meanings.
Speaker 8: And everything has to fit into an emote like you emote. Yeah,
Speaker 8: So all the reactions have to be almost like you know,
Speaker 8: like you're using I don't know, it has to be
Speaker 8: it has to be friendly to you know, like you
Speaker 8: were saying, it's a first reaction to people who are
Speaker 8: completely unaware of any of this happening. Like when listened
Speaker 8: to Bill Cooper talk about the lines Paul handshake and
Speaker 8: you know how the pyramid is a complete it completely
Speaker 8: encapsulates the mystery religions within the pyramid. That's very it's
Speaker 8: it's amazing, it's very interesting to listen to. But you know,
Speaker 8: you can't you have to react like its emojis everything
Speaker 8: has to be an emoji like embodied in your human
Speaker 8: composition for you to get any traction for it, for
Speaker 8: it to be TikTok friendly.
Speaker 4: I suppose, and we hear it alternate current read you
Speaker 4: don't think that way. Because we had Doyle shan Emily,
Speaker 4: who was probably the closest person to William Cooper on
Speaker 4: Sunday Wire. I produced this show with Patrick Henningson from
Speaker 4: twenty first Century wire dot Com Patrick Henningson as far
Speaker 4: as I know, and we were told at the time,
Speaker 4: this was the last interview Doyle Shamley was going to
Speaker 4: give about Bill Cooper. You could not find someone closer
Speaker 4: than Doyle Shamley to Bill Cooper, and we went through
Speaker 4: in detail the last day of his life and Doyle's
Speaker 4: impression of what happened on that day and what those
Speaker 4: young folks on that show right there. You know, great
Speaker 4: for them. I appreciate them for keeping Bill Cooper's name
Speaker 4: alive and you know, uh kind of juxtapositioning him with
Speaker 4: Alex Jones, and you know, that's all very valid and
Speaker 4: very important, but it's something people like us we'll forget
Speaker 4: about and are not doing anymore because literally a decade
Speaker 4: ago or eight or seven years ago, we did the
Speaker 4: last interview that the closest person to him ever did.
Speaker 4: That's in the Sunday Wire archives, which by the way,
Speaker 4: are also affected by that copyright music thing that we
Speaker 4: were talking about earlier. So if you can't find it,
Speaker 4: that's why. But it's sitting here on my hard drive
Speaker 4: right now. I could, you know, if we really wanted to,
Speaker 4: I could bring it up right now. I could play
Speaker 4: it for you. You could hear him talk about the
Speaker 4: actual last day of Bill Cooper's life, which is far
Speaker 4: more salacious than what you saw in that video right there.
Speaker 4: That was not just a warrant being served in broad daylight.
Speaker 4: That was something completely different, like the story of his
Speaker 4: last day of life. Forgive me for ranting here. I'm
Speaker 4: gonna go to mystical Pharaoh, Randy Jay and then Ruckus
Speaker 4: and then Bay's let analyzer next. But that was the
Speaker 4: short version. That was the Wikipedia version that you heard
Speaker 4: right there. It's actually much more frightening, and it's actually
Speaker 4: the reason that people like Ruckus and myself make sure
Speaker 4: we are armed twenty four to seven. The story of
Speaker 4: the end of Bill Cooper is something that should affect
Speaker 4: you the same way if you think about and know
Speaker 4: the context of the end of the life of Randy
Speaker 4: Weaver or David Koresh. You know, people like that are
Speaker 4: homies up there at Sugar Pine Mines, you know, Lavoy Finnicum, Like,
Speaker 4: there's a reason why people like us that have been
Speaker 4: in this game for years and years and years don't
Speaker 4: exist unarmed and just expect someone to protect us. And
Speaker 4: Bill Cooper is a big part of that. Let me
Speaker 4: go to Mystical Fair and then Randy Jay and then
Speaker 4: Based and then Ruckus Pharaoh. Over to you, man, Uh,
Speaker 4: it's a it's a big room tonight. I'm sorry, it's
Speaker 4: so hard to get some mic time, dude over to you.
Speaker 7: No, it's okay, man, I mean, I've been enjoying listening
Speaker 7: to everybody.
Speaker 6: From my side.
Speaker 7: I mean, I'm I'm I'm gamed to whatever. Do you
Speaker 7: want to get into Let's just get into it.
Speaker 4: All right. Well, let me ask you this, dude. This week,
Speaker 4: the Trump administration bombed with a drone a what we're
Speaker 4: told is a trende of ragua, a drug smuggling boat
Speaker 4: with you know, more than a dozen people on it.
Speaker 4: What are your thoughts about that?
Speaker 7: Well, I think I think nobody has a due process anymore.
Speaker 7: If you if they think you are a drug dealer
Speaker 7: or you committed the crime, you should be shot in
Speaker 7: sight was an unarmed drone.
Speaker 6: And yeah, there's.
Speaker 7: I guess such a new norm that that Trump is doing.
Speaker 4: Is it even new though? I mean it's kind of
Speaker 4: the same ship we saw during the Obama administration.
Speaker 7: Well at least Obama was like, oh, I'm you know,
Speaker 7: I'm killing terrorists, But now you know, really saying we're
Speaker 7: killing drug dealer.
Speaker 4: Well, we put the drug dealers on the terrorist list.
Speaker 1: Bro.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I guess yeah, it's a.
Speaker 4: Is it My question to you, is is it that
Speaker 4: easy to put a group of people foreign or domestic
Speaker 4: on a quote unquote terrorist list? Now? I mean, how
Speaker 4: long have we been fighting that idea? Oh wait since
Speaker 4: nine to eleven, which were what likes a week away
Speaker 4: away from right now, like in two thousand and one.
Speaker 4: So you know, what is this administration doing that's conservative
Speaker 4: with regards to maybe rolling back perhaps things like the
Speaker 4: Patriot Act and shit like that that's been used subjectively
Speaker 4: against people foreign and domestically for you know, news headlines.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I can tell you this administration did nothing for
Speaker 7: our freedom. As a matter of fact, it's completely opposite.
Speaker 7: Surveillance state is expanding, as you say, yeah, exactly, due
Speaker 7: process you know is not there. And the fact is
Speaker 7: conservative cheering for it is so stupid, right because and
Speaker 7: that goes back to my really headline of principles fold fast, right,
Speaker 7: because what I'm finding out right now, there's so many
Speaker 7: people out there that really have no principles. The fact
Speaker 7: that there are people sharing that trainees shouldn't on guns, right, I'm.
Speaker 6: Like, okay, what the fuck? Like like like.
Speaker 7: And conservative you know, so now we're going to target
Speaker 7: certain groups and their Second Amendment rights, like.
Speaker 6: Like, what are you guys thinking?
Speaker 7: But that's again, that's a that's a result of the
Speaker 7: mass brainwashing that that people has been through, and demonization
Speaker 7: and the dehumanization of any group that does not follow
Speaker 7: the same belief system. And you can take that and
Speaker 7: apply to political opponents, you can apply it on foreigners,
Speaker 7: other people they don't agree with it, right, So, but yeah,
Speaker 7: when it comes to that, if you don't agree and
Speaker 7: don't share the same belief then you I don't need
Speaker 7: to give you the same rights I have.
Speaker 4: Let me let me let me pause you, right, there, okay,
Speaker 4: because that was kind of a big thing in our
Speaker 4: back channel chat this week. Here's here's the article for
Speaker 4: those of you watching, for those of you listening out
Speaker 4: of dreaded brightbart dot com. The headline is Justice Department
Speaker 4: considering ban on transgendered people owning firearms. All right, let
Speaker 4: me stop you right there and not waste your time
Speaker 4: with reading you any of this article or giving you
Speaker 4: any analysis like line by line, because that headline is
Speaker 4: all you need to know. Let me put it on
Speaker 4: screen again just in case you didn't catch it, or
Speaker 4: if you're listening only, Justice Department considering ban on transgendered
Speaker 4: people owning firearms? Do you have any idea how close
Speaker 4: of a shoots and Ladders hop skip jump it is
Speaker 4: to go from taking transgendered people and making that a
Speaker 4: mad lib and making it be people on SSRIs, people
Speaker 4: who are experiencing PTSD, people whose domestic partner has reported
Speaker 4: them as potentially dangerous, and owning a firearm for no reason.
Speaker 4: Once you take that so, you got to realize the
Speaker 4: con inc of today has, especially during the Biden administration
Speaker 4: and the Obama administration, has tried to radicalize people on
Speaker 4: the conservative side. The same way they've radicalized people on
Speaker 4: the left against quote unquote domestic terrorists quote unquote right
Speaker 4: wing extremists. That's why we've coined this term the Daily
Speaker 4: sh program. That's why we have questioned all these incidents,
Speaker 4: and you know, to the mainstream conservatives that love the
Speaker 4: idea of yeah, yeah, let's make it so quote unquote
Speaker 4: transgendered individuals don't have a second Amendment.
Speaker 6: Having us for you, it's unconstitutional, bitches.
Speaker 4: It is it is, and it's it's We talked about
Speaker 4: metrics earlier, right, what are your metrics? What are your
Speaker 4: metrics to prove this? So how does that work? If
Speaker 4: you've officially on your driver's license, which they spent the
Speaker 4: last you know, nine years setting up a system for
Speaker 4: allows you to pick something other than male or female
Speaker 4: for your gender, Like all of a sudden, that piece
Speaker 4: of large data makes it such that you no longer
Speaker 4: have a constitutional right. If you're in the United States
Speaker 4: of America, what's to stop them from changing that to Well,
Speaker 4: if you're on SSRIs, Well, if you've gone to a
Speaker 4: medical marijuana dispensary, Well, if you're on this drug or
Speaker 4: that drug, or if you've posted on this reddit or
Speaker 4: that reddit, or this person has said something about you,
Speaker 4: or this person has said something about you, you no
Speaker 4: longer have your constitutional right. Fuck you? Do you hear me?
Speaker 2: Know?
Speaker 4: And fuck you like? We have been very vocal about
Speaker 4: our opinions about cultural engineering and about the idea of transgenderism,
Speaker 4: and we've been very supportive of people and their freedoms.
Speaker 4: And my only question is this with regards to this question, Pharaoh,
Speaker 4: are these shooting recently that we've been seeing by alleged
Speaker 4: transgender people? Are we going to have any public disclosure
Speaker 4: about what happened? Will we, as journalists slash the public
Speaker 4: have access to the police report? Will we, as journalists
Speaker 4: and published you know, public people have access to full
Speaker 4: body cam disclosure?
Speaker 6: No, you're not.
Speaker 7: You're only going to get the first seventy two hour
Speaker 7: reactions and you know, the propaganda whatever they want to push,
Speaker 7: and then it's over. Right now, You're not going to
Speaker 7: hear anything about it.
Speaker 4: So what you're saying, I agree with you. And what
Speaker 4: you're saying, if I have this, correct, correct me if
Speaker 4: I'm wrong, is that whatever the current administration is, regardless
Speaker 4: of whether I support them or not, or you support
Speaker 4: them or not, or are listener slash viewers of course
Speaker 4: them or not. Whatever is said in the headlines and
Speaker 4: whatever is said by politicians and whatever is said by
Speaker 4: Pam Blondie and the DOJ is what happened, rather than
Speaker 4: allowing the public to see the police reports and all
Speaker 4: that stuff, which our journalists that we work with, like
Speaker 4: Mark Anderson who was here earlier, have committed freedom of
Speaker 4: information requests before in the past, multiple times to include
Speaker 4: the South Texas event that happened and other events that
Speaker 4: have happened. Other journalists that we've worked with that have
Speaker 4: been on scene in San Bernardino in twenty what was
Speaker 4: that fifteen, sixteen seventeen when that happened. Why is it
Speaker 4: that when an independent outlet like US works with independent
Speaker 4: journalists who go to scenes where we've seen narratives like Uvalde.
Speaker 4: Same with Uvalde. I covered extensively Foulmouth Veterans coverage on
Speaker 4: site in Uvalde and what happened to him in the
Speaker 4: wake of that. Why is it that when journalists and
Speaker 4: citizens ask for information about the facts, the forensic facts,
Speaker 4: the police report facts at what happened at these events,
Speaker 4: they are handed redacted documents. And how is it that
Speaker 4: policy and legislation is shaped around headlines when these documents
Speaker 4: and situations are only allowed to be reported by by
Speaker 4: very specific media outlets. That's all we're asking. And I
Speaker 4: think that's a valid question for most people to say, Hey, wait,
Speaker 4: pump the brakes. We're not going to make legislation around
Speaker 4: headlines and analysis from mass media car tel agencies that
Speaker 4: get yellow cards, right. A yellow card is when your
Speaker 4: executive producer hands you something that says, sorry, that part
Speaker 4: of the story. You got to kill it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, And and let me ask you a question, would
Speaker 7: would any other administration have been able to put something
Speaker 7: like that, like like their DJ come out and say
Speaker 7: we're considering banning certain groups from owning firearms. Do you
Speaker 7: think any other administration would have been able to do that?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 4: This is this is the this is the perfect time,
Speaker 4: this is the perfect setup. This is thank you, This
Speaker 4: the great question, Pharaoh. This is exactly what we've been
Speaker 4: talking about on this show, on Today's News, Talk on
Speaker 4: the Pulse, on all Mike Ryan's platforms here at Alternate
Speaker 4: Current Radio. This is what Sunday Wire, this is what
Speaker 4: we've been saying for years, for years. Why is this happening?
Speaker 4: How is this happening, How does it make sense? And
Speaker 4: it's very easy for you, the powers that be, you,
Speaker 4: the politicians, you, the mainstream media, to prove us wrong
Speaker 4: or to answer our questions and assuade our skepticility. But
Speaker 4: do they do that. No, they censor us, They make
Speaker 4: us less than, They subject us to terms and conditions
Speaker 4: that are incalculable. This is this right here, all right,
Speaker 4: the Room, Sunday Wire, Alternate Current Radio. This is the
Speaker 4: place that literally built a taxonomy for what we dubbed
Speaker 4: the Daily Shooter program, that literally gave weeks of our
Speaker 4: lives away to understand what happened in Columbine, in sh
Speaker 4: in Boston Bay, in Mandalay Bay. We spent so much
Speaker 4: time on Mandalay Bay with all our partners, Jay Dyer,
Speaker 4: Jay Dyer, Randy Jay, myself, twenty one Wire Spore, Sean Halton,
Speaker 4: a number of us spent months of man hours on
Speaker 4: Las Vegas, on Mandalay Bay. Randy Jay was there for that.
Speaker 1: And we Orlando Shooter.
Speaker 4: We had it down to a science at that point, right, Yeah.
Speaker 1: The Orlando Shooter Pulse night. Yeah. In fact, that was
Speaker 1: about the time.
Speaker 5: Real early on, we noticed like a certain script they
Speaker 5: would follow, Yeah, oh, the event happened. Get the officials
Speaker 5: for the photo ops slash camera shot.
Speaker 1: Where you got the mayor.
Speaker 5: You got the FBI fed guy, you got the local sheriff,
Speaker 5: you got the police chief, you got the operations center
Speaker 5: civilian guy with the khaki pants and collared shirt with
Speaker 5: the ID hanging around his neck, the lawyer, and this
Speaker 5: person and that person, the and it was always a
Speaker 5: diverse group too, like the Asian, the black dude, the
Speaker 5: white guy, the gay actor, someone doing the sand sign
Speaker 5: language so that everybody could freaking understand what was I mean?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: It all just followed a certain.
Speaker 8: That the taxi drivers, the body cam footage, IMDb account
Speaker 8: footage of the screen of the stage.
Speaker 5: That yeah, yeah, and always with missing information.
Speaker 4: And misleading information. Here's yeah exactly, dude, you got my
Speaker 4: vibe there. It's just like missing.
Speaker 8: The Ellen interviews with the security guard.
Speaker 1: Yeah, man, or the weird one, right, the weird uh
Speaker 1: I got some I got some pull up my work.
Speaker 5: I could go another fifteen, but just got my my
Speaker 5: uh my, whatever we got.
Speaker 4: We got Randy Jays Hackles up here.
Speaker 1: You remember the one.
Speaker 5: I think it was the one never seen anything like
Speaker 5: it at the time that I could remember.
Speaker 1: They just straight up went into the people's.
Speaker 4: House, the orgy of evidence orgy of evidence in it.
Speaker 5: And it looked damn near damn near staged. They looked
Speaker 5: like they were too a small family. I think it
Speaker 5: was a two a couple with it with kids.
Speaker 4: They might have had kids, I don't I don't remember,
Speaker 4: but remember.
Speaker 1: Disney picks in one of the bedrooms or something like that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but they got they got shot the hell up.
Speaker 12: I always maintained that.
Speaker 5: That those weren't those people weren't involved, because there was
Speaker 5: the stories of the guys in swat gear going in there, right,
Speaker 5: But but those were the two they got taken out,
Speaker 5: And I almost look at it like it was an
Speaker 5: expendable asset on a whole nother slant that they said, Okay,
Speaker 5: let's have the local authorities think that it's them. They'll
Speaker 5: take them out for us, and then the real mofos
Speaker 5: that went in and went out, that'll just we'll just
Speaker 5: suppress that or something. It looked like something went wrong
Speaker 5: on that and maybe they were trying to do a
Speaker 5: couple of things, but that one. All of these were
Speaker 5: like hello, and you talk about the you know, hours
Speaker 5: put into this, So that's why I remember some of
Speaker 5: this stuff. But like, yeah, all of that stuff was
Speaker 5: sus as f exactly completely.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And there's the easiest way to unsuss af each
Speaker 4: of these events. The South Church and l in in
Speaker 4: here in Texas. Mark Anderson went down there. He gave
Speaker 4: us in person on the ground reports of anomalies that
Speaker 4: contradict the mainstre the mass media cartels story on that event. Okay,
Speaker 4: uh again, as I mentioned, foul mouthed veteran on YouTube
Speaker 4: went to uv all day. We know him as well.
Speaker 4: He's a friend, he's a local here. Shout out to him.
Speaker 4: Follow him on YouTube. He went to uval day. He
Speaker 4: didn't know me very well when that happened, but I
Speaker 4: followed him very closely while that was going on because
Speaker 4: he was on site. He was taking footage with his
Speaker 4: cell phone, and he was so far ahead of the
Speaker 4: mass media cartel and so in line with our taxonomy
Speaker 4: for what the Daily Shooter program is, all right, and
Speaker 4: by what I mean by taxonomy, if you don't know
Speaker 4: that word, ask your chat GPT or put it in
Speaker 4: your search browser. But it's basically a metadata matrix for
Speaker 4: analyzing a particular thing. A taxonomy is something that is valuable.
Speaker 4: A taxonomy is something that would relate to a database
Speaker 4: with attributes. So you know, there's a if you don't
Speaker 4: know understand databases, you make a database about a certain
Speaker 4: thing and a certain thing, whether that's a business process,
Speaker 4: whether that's a person, whether that's whatever. In you know,
Speaker 4: mad libs insert here. Attributes are what describe a thing,
Speaker 4: right like adjectives and verbs describe a noun. It's like that.
Speaker 4: That's what taxonomy is. And you can take something very complicated,
Speaker 4: very nuanced, and unique, like a potential program of psychological
Speaker 4: operations that is attached with violent events and the way
Speaker 4: that the media portrays them to people, and on top
Speaker 4: of that, the way in which legislation and society is
Speaker 4: nudged and changed based on this operation. You can take
Speaker 4: that anything, even something that complicated where you can't have
Speaker 4: all the answers about it, and understand that there's a
Speaker 4: way to organize it. All right, there's a way to say,
Speaker 4: I call this the daily Shooter program. Here's the supposition
Speaker 4: about the concept. Here are the attributes about this new
Speaker 4: term that I've created. All right, this is what I
Speaker 4: did for a living. This is what I did from
Speaker 4: a master's thesis. This is what I did with complex systems.
Speaker 4: This is also what I carried from that and worked
Speaker 4: with Patrick Henningson and worked with my friends at twenty
Speaker 4: one Wire, and worked with my friends here in the
Speaker 4: boiler room, and worked with our guests that we've pulled
Speaker 4: in thousands of them by now, probably on Alternate Current
Speaker 4: Radio and TNT combined. Shout out Mike, Ryan and T
Speaker 4: and T. They have a new enterprise. I don't know
Speaker 4: how widely I'm supposed to advertise it. We're looking to
Speaker 4: help them make sure that they are viable in the future,
Speaker 4: and that's something that we're talking about here tonight. But
Speaker 4: shout out to them. Ruckas was on Mike's show this week.
Speaker 4: I was on Mike Show last week. There's a small
Speaker 4: group of us that are trying to figure this out,
Speaker 4: and people like us that have tried to lay it
Speaker 4: out in a way where we bring receipts. I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't know. That's where we're at with this thing
Speaker 4: right now. And one of the things that I believe
Speaker 4: we warned about back when the Tennessee school shooting happened
Speaker 4: last year was that if we don't have full transparency
Speaker 4: and full ability to send Foyer request to the government,
Speaker 4: to the state police, to the local police about an
Speaker 4: event like what happened in Tennessee, right because what happened
Speaker 4: there was handed over to the FBI. If you want
Speaker 4: to do a Foyer report with the FBI, you better
Speaker 4: have a lawyer, and your lawyer better be able to
Speaker 4: you know, you better be retained with your lawyer to
Speaker 4: the point where he will take the time to take
Speaker 4: them to court and see that all the way through
Speaker 4: to release that FOI those are the journalists, the few
Speaker 4: and far between that we get information from. I am
Speaker 4: not in that category. Mark Anderson is almost in that category,
Speaker 4: but he doesn't have that lawyer. Ruckus isn't in that category.
Speaker 4: Pharaoh's not in that category. Bays is not in that category.
Speaker 4: Randy j is not in that category. We don't have
Speaker 4: lawyers on retainer. Candice Owens does. Tucker Carlson does shit.
Speaker 4: Nick Fuentes probably does. Now, don't get me started. Don't
Speaker 4: get me started, Nick. I have so many question questions
Speaker 4: which lead back to my intro monologue, but I'm not
Speaker 4: going to go there right now. My point is, if
Speaker 4: there's a taxonomy here if we're correct, if every time
Speaker 4: we've seen these things and there's a daily shooter for
Speaker 4: everybody's outrage now right all the way from the trench
Speaker 4: Coat Mafia of nineteen ninety seven to the trans Mafia
Speaker 4: of twenty twenty four slash twenty twenty five, think about
Speaker 4: that widespread of villains that have been created. You can
Speaker 4: take it all the way back to Walt Whitman, Oswald,
Speaker 4: Walt Whitman and Oswald. You take it all the way back,
Speaker 4: and then it starts getting really weird, and you start wondering, well,
Speaker 4: why can't I just lee Harvey Oswald? Why can't I
Speaker 4: just have all the facts on this? And why is
Speaker 4: legislation constantly changing because of these things where we're not
Speaker 4: allowed to have the facts?
Speaker 8: So, you know, are people still talking about this Oswald guy? Look,
Speaker 8: this was just a guy. Okay, I don't even want
Speaker 8: your support anymore.
Speaker 4: Why call them former MAGA now because they questioned me
Speaker 4: on Walt Whitman nine to eleven, The bullet over to you, guys.
Speaker 4: I've been going long.
Speaker 1: Enough before before I bounce man, and.
Speaker 5: I just want to say, you know it's going to
Speaker 5: be back on and everything and hanging out with the
Speaker 5: gang again, jumping into the chat.
Speaker 1: Good chat tonight. Some provocative stuff going on in there,
Speaker 1: but I think that.
Speaker 5: A good thing to like hang our hat on or
Speaker 5: you for everyone to just like keep keep in mind,
Speaker 5: and we all do, I think, but I'll say it anyways,
Speaker 5: there's always the agenda, right, And it's always like like
Speaker 5: you gotta turn the map around, meaning like if you're
Speaker 5: attacking somebody or you're defending yourself against someone else's attack,
Speaker 5: it's always good to turn the map around and try
Speaker 5: and see it from the other person's perspective or whatever.
Speaker 5: The art of war perhaps, yeah, yeah, like right, what's
Speaker 5: the enemy thinking or whatever? Well, if everybody does get
Speaker 5: smart and wants to overthrow something, probably be pretty cool
Speaker 5: if they didn't have guns, or they were like highly
Speaker 5: regulated and essentially didn't or couldn't or anything to deter
Speaker 5: it all the way up to like confiscating them and
Speaker 5: everything else like that.
Speaker 1: So we talked about earlier.
Speaker 5: It's wild that Clinton sounds like Trump and they're diametrically
Speaker 5: opposed parties this day, but they like absolutely did a
Speaker 5: one eighty and flipped on certain things. And we've always
Speaker 5: sort of talked about and known that it's someone it's
Speaker 5: a gamesmanship, it's a pendulum swing, it's something to keep
Speaker 5: us political theater right, like all these Congress hearings and
Speaker 5: all that, but whatever.
Speaker 1: Actually happens like that.
Speaker 16: So but if you go to the ultimate objective, well
Speaker 16: that's why they can't bend and twist themselves into pretzels
Speaker 16: and even straight contradict the contradict themselves or switch alignments
Speaker 16: and make it.
Speaker 5: Make sense, because well that's what lawyers do, that's what
Speaker 5: judicial systems do. But it's always you know, well the
Speaker 5: Constitution says that. Now it says that, Well, we're both
Speaker 5: reading the same thing, and I.
Speaker 1: Say it says this.
Speaker 5: It's it's all for an ultimate objective, right surveillance, taking
Speaker 5: guns away, And if you really think about it, it's
Speaker 5: all it's not what quote unquote the people want. It's
Speaker 5: all paranoia to tell us what we think we want
Speaker 5: according to them, and to protect their agendas, their goals.
Speaker 5: The class system. I mean, you can't be part of
Speaker 5: the one percent. If you're now all of a sudden
Speaker 5: part of the twenty percent or the thirty percent or
Speaker 5: the one hundred percent, you can't have all that cool shit.
Speaker 1: If everybody has all that cool shit.
Speaker 5: Someone's got to bring someone's got to fly my private jet,
Speaker 5: and so everybody can't have a private jet. Otherwise no
Speaker 5: one's having a private jet. You get what I'm saying,
Speaker 5: Like that pyramid.
Speaker 4: Luxury must be protected, right, like luxury and high class living.
Speaker 4: And this is something that came up on the last
Speaker 4: Boiler Room when you weren't here, Randy, but we were talking.
Speaker 4: We took it back. You were on this episode in
Speaker 4: twenty fifteen or sixteen where our buddy Shreder sent in
Speaker 4: this video and it was of CEOs of like Dolce
Speaker 4: and Gabbana and Gucci. I don't know if that's correct,
Speaker 4: but it's like of that level, like luxury brands talk
Speaker 4: in twenty fifteen, right, like a decade ago, talking about
Speaker 4: how to remain relevant in the future, considering tech. They
Speaker 4: didn't say it this way, but considering basically that technocracy
Speaker 4: is coming, that universal basic income is coming, that digital
Speaker 4: ideas are coming, that robotics and nanotech are coming, and
Speaker 4: all this you know crap that like lyrics under what
Speaker 4: we talk about all the time are coming. But the
Speaker 4: fact that you know, a decade ago. Back when we
Speaker 4: started this show, luxury brand owners were having like Ted
Speaker 4: Talk style talks about why and how they will remain
Speaker 4: relevant a decade from then aka now, you know, was
Speaker 4: extremely illuminating. The same It's like a similar conversation coup
Speaker 4: we have for real estate people, for insurance people, for
Speaker 4: political people, you know what I mean. It was like
Speaker 4: ten years ago back when we started this show and
Speaker 4: started warning about technocracy and this kind of shit. Back
Speaker 4: when we met you, these things were already there, and
Speaker 4: now they're like becoming completely normalized.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And I think ultimately, you know, I like trying
Speaker 5: to get things down to common denominators, right, because when
Speaker 5: you start looking at this stuff and skilling back, it's
Speaker 5: like an insane person's.
Speaker 1: Math equation on a.
Speaker 17: On a giant wall sized whiteboard where you're writing at
Speaker 17: the equation and it takes up the entire board and
Speaker 17: the and the whole class is working on it for
Speaker 17: a for like a.
Speaker 8: John's like John Nash writing a war games equation on
Speaker 8: a window at Cambridge.
Speaker 18: Yeah yeah, yeah, And and but at the end of
Speaker 18: the day, it's it's nice to just have like that
Speaker 18: bullet point that it's like, well, they're just trying to
Speaker 18: protect what they got, so they want to keep things
Speaker 18: the way they are, so they're doing crazy shit to
Speaker 18: not let.
Speaker 1: Us dictate to them.
Speaker 5: So it's sort of like a weird parasite host relationship
Speaker 5: where it's like, Okay, we're gonna let them do whatever
Speaker 5: so that we can have these cool things and not
Speaker 5: be living in grass huts and drinking out of the river.
Speaker 5: So we're gonna give up these these certain things. And
Speaker 5: they're like, well, we need them.
Speaker 1: To mop the floors and.
Speaker 5: Show up to Jeff Epstein's house under age and all
Speaker 5: these other things.
Speaker 1: Otherwise we can't have what we have.
Speaker 5: It's a crazy, crazy thought, but I mean, it's kind
Speaker 5: of this.
Speaker 1: System we're in in a weird way. All right, guys,
Speaker 1: I got a dip. I gotta hit the eject.
Speaker 4: Button a right man. There's a lot of friends and
Speaker 4: listeners in the chat wishing you a farewell there. God's
Speaker 4: to be Randy, Jay says, Crease see it, Randy says
Speaker 4: Awake Jake. Always great to hear your perspectives and opinions.
Speaker 4: Good humor, dude, Sage says, take care later. Uh. Everybody
Speaker 4: over there in the other streams too, Randy. I'm really
Speaker 4: stoked you're here with us. Night Man. We miss you
Speaker 4: every time you're not here, and uh man, thanks for
Speaker 4: being here to And I don't know if I got
Speaker 4: to tell you, guys, I'm going to share this on
Speaker 4: air to the wider public. But we were hoping to
Speaker 4: get together earlier this year with our hopeful annual Alternate
Speaker 4: Current Radio in twenty first Century Wire Combination Creator Summit,
Speaker 4: and we're shelfing it this year. So I talked to
Speaker 4: the Henningsen brothers, I talked to Spore, I talked to
Speaker 4: some of you, but Mystical Pharaoh, there's a chance we're
Speaker 4: going to have a meet up here in the Austin,
Speaker 4: Texas Central Texas area. And I've also floated the idea
Speaker 4: to the Henningson brothers that maybe we do something in Tennessee.
Speaker 4: So we're looking at sort of alternative hangouts for us
Speaker 4: this year that may or may not include some live
Speaker 4: streaming for those of you out there that are fans
Speaker 4: of Sunday Alternate Current Radio, the Boiler Room, you know,
Speaker 4: the Baselet Analyzer Channel, the Jay Dire Channel. We were
Speaker 4: really planning to have everybody together this year, hopefully our
Speaker 4: friend alec Zech was going to join us in some
Speaker 4: of our other colleagues, Joseph Arthur, but we're gonna put
Speaker 4: that off until next year, maybe plan something more informal,
Speaker 4: maybe be available for some important events happening in baselet
Speaker 4: Analyzer's life right around that time. So I wanted to
Speaker 4: throw just that out there for the public and for
Speaker 4: you guys here in the boiler room, because some things
Speaker 4: are fluxing. I've been speaking with Patrick offline, and both
Speaker 4: twenty one Wire and Alternate Current Radio are We are
Speaker 4: listener and viewers supported, and we really try to future
Speaker 4: proof ourselves and make sure that we're making the best
Speaker 4: out of those that support us and forging a path
Speaker 4: that will be fruitful. And that has been difficult, which
Speaker 4: you may have noticed in tonight's sort of tone to
Speaker 4: all this. But twenty first Century Whire has some really
Speaker 4: innovative ideas about how to bring what we've tried to
Speaker 4: do annually since twenty eighteen into a more modernized perspective.
Speaker 4: I don't want to give anything away on their part,
Speaker 4: but it's really exciting and I would like to have
Speaker 4: a chill hang out with you guys and hopefully have
Speaker 4: it be something that you know, we can social media
Speaker 4: or even livestream parts of whatever. But that's what's going
Speaker 4: on this year. So I've talked about our annual meet
Speaker 4: up a number of times on the show and just
Speaker 4: want to let you guys and everybody else out there
Speaker 4: know that we're not going to do it this year
Speaker 4: in the traditional way, but that next year it's going
Speaker 4: to be in a way that we hope will really
Speaker 4: bolster the independent media, and we want to elevate our game,
Speaker 4: and twenty first Century Wire deserves all the credit for this.
Speaker 4: We're doing our part here at Alternate Current Radio too,
Speaker 4: but we work in tandem, and I have a feeling
Speaker 4: the next time we do one of these big meetups
Speaker 4: that's going to be even bigger than any of the
Speaker 4: other ones we've done before. And in the meantime, I
Speaker 4: hope to hang out with you guys because there's a
Speaker 4: lot of important personal stuff going on with all of
Speaker 4: us in the meantime, So I'm going to go around
Speaker 4: the room. We never even made it to Icebreaker, but
Speaker 4: we're two hours and thirteen minutes into the show, so
Speaker 4: I have it available if any of you want to
Speaker 4: hang out for it, but.
Speaker 10: I demand it after that heavy show. All right, I
Speaker 10: demand the ice breaker at this point, speaking of doing
Speaker 10: things untraditionally, we should do this.
Speaker 4: We'll crack it at the end of the show pretty
Speaker 4: much and not even get to half of the notes
Speaker 4: that I made tonight. Ruckus you and I worked on
Speaker 4: this document. We may have to do another boiler room
Speaker 4: before Thursday, judging on all the shit that's in our
Speaker 4: notes that we didn't get to tonight. Tonight has been
Speaker 4: a very free formed boiler room. I feel like we
Speaker 4: lost someone in there. Was it Randy? Did I let Randy? Anyways?
Speaker 9: Well, I just I suggest.
Speaker 10: I don't know what you guys think, but I suggest
Speaker 10: that we do the icebreaker, and then I have what
Speaker 10: everybody forgot about, including it's not even in the notes,
Speaker 10: the biggest news story of this week that I think
Speaker 10: we need to discuss. All right, let's if you trust me.
Speaker 4: Let's do it that way. But let me hand it
Speaker 4: to Pharaoh first, because I know he's got to get
Speaker 4: up early and it's already like an hour later at
Speaker 4: his house than my house. So Pharaoh over to you.
Speaker 4: I don't know if you got to see my notes
Speaker 4: for tonight, but I made it available there were a
Speaker 4: lot of things to choose from in there. I already
Speaker 4: picked your brain about one of the ones I was
Speaker 4: really curious about, but let me hand it to you.
Speaker 4: Ask you how much longer you have to be with us.
Speaker 4: Thank you for being here tonight, and over to you.
Speaker 7: Oh no, thanks for having me man, and I'm looking
Speaker 7: forward to see you. You know, I wanted to do
Speaker 7: that for a while, so we're going to make that happen.
Speaker 4: I love it when you and Randy Jay are in
Speaker 4: the same room together. I just got to say, you know,
Speaker 4: there was like a long period of time where you know,
Speaker 4: each of you guys was sort of unavailable, and you know,
Speaker 4: it's just been great to have you guys back together.
Speaker 4: It's last week we were told we had a bit
Speaker 4: of a dream team, or a week before last, I
Speaker 4: can't remember. So it's just been really fun lately. But yeah,
Speaker 4: over to you, man.
Speaker 7: I'm actually interested to hear what Rucus has to say
Speaker 7: because he picked my curiosity.
Speaker 4: Now, okay, great, okay, if you're not like dying to
Speaker 4: get out of here, we got a nice breaker and
Speaker 4: a couple headlines for you.
Speaker 8: What about you, based, I'm saying I want to hear
Speaker 8: what rugs.
Speaker 4: Right, Okay, I get the vibe here, Rugus, I'm gonna
Speaker 4: hand it to you.
Speaker 10: Then, my friend, Oh no, let's do the icebreaker because
Speaker 10: because afterwards I can actually I can do the the
Speaker 10: fucking thing that I forgot, the thing where you connect
Speaker 10: the two stories together.
Speaker 4: The yeah right to do it all.
Speaker 10: The time on the daily, Ruckus, I thank you very much.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, we get. We actually have a number of those,
Speaker 4: so you guys don't feel shy if you got to
Speaker 4: get out of here. But like this could this could
Speaker 4: cascade into a number of oddities here in the boiler room.
Speaker 4: So all right, Rucus submitted this one. And by the way,
Speaker 4: I gotta say the there are some weeks like we
Speaker 4: have a discord. So if you're a gamer, you probably
Speaker 4: know what I'm talking about. But discord is useful for
Speaker 4: a lot of things. It's even useful for you know,
Speaker 4: information and analysis dissidents and social rejects like us. So
Speaker 4: we employ Ruckus to make sure that that thing is
Speaker 4: just like And I got to give a shout out
Speaker 4: to Ruckus here because in my previous career, my main
Speaker 4: function along with my symbiotic partner and a couple of
Speaker 4: other people was to own, operate, and maintain a knowledge
Speaker 4: management system for the federal government. All right, don't come
Speaker 4: at me like Fuentes comes at Tucker. It's a very pedestrian.
Speaker 4: But anyways, I have a healthy respect and understanding for
Speaker 4: a library of knowledge, a curated knowledge management system a KMS.
Speaker 4: And when Ruckus came out of retirement in twenty twenty,
Speaker 4: I told him, Dude, I want a knowledge management system
Speaker 4: inside of a self a slightly self owned social media system.
Speaker 4: And I have this discord and I don't know how
Speaker 4: to fully realize it. And he turned this thing into
Speaker 4: a monster, an absolute fucking nuclear bomb of a knowledge
Speaker 4: management system. We've got everything in there, your notification channel.
Speaker 4: You could come in as a new user in our discord,
Speaker 4: mute everything except for the notification channel, and only know
Speaker 4: when we're going live on various platforms our owner, other
Speaker 4: people's or when you can also unmute the channel for
Speaker 4: boiler Room or Sunday Wire or Daily Ruckus or odd
Speaker 4: Man Out podcasts or Mystical American Patriots Society podcasts or
Speaker 4: the baselt Analyzer podcast slash YouTube channel which is coming soon.
Speaker 4: You can look at our entertainment channel. You can look
Speaker 4: at our music channels. You can drop icebreaker suggestions. We
Speaker 4: got crazy ones this week. Some weeks are not great.
Speaker 4: Some weeks are insane. We've got Colorado man mauled after
Speaker 4: attempting to join a wolf pack in his furry suit.
Speaker 4: We've got what do you think about the NFL's new
Speaker 4: cheerleaders with dudes acting like their chicks. We've got new
Speaker 4: sex for rent agreements become popular in Canada. We've got
Speaker 4: Tonight's idea, which Ruckus brought the masters. We've got all
Speaker 4: kind of shit. It's crazy. I had a hard time
Speaker 4: choosing tonight between eyes Breakers, but all that stuff is
Speaker 4: going on. We've got a channel for memes. We've got
Speaker 4: a channel for dark humor. We've got all that shit
Speaker 4: in our discord at our website. Invite available to the unwashed,
Speaker 4: social reject public. That's right on our website, Alternate Current
Speaker 4: Radio dot com. Ruckus, What was I supposed to do next?
Speaker 4: I got too involved in that.
Speaker 10: I want to know about the Maskers. Oh yeah, because
Speaker 10: speaking of speaking of the discord, somebody just recently rejoined
Speaker 10: the Discord who's been away for a while. So shout
Speaker 10: out to DIRP and When I saw the Maskers, I
Speaker 10: immediately thought of him because he always says fuck a.
Speaker 4: Mask, that's right.
Speaker 9: I wonder if he's going to feel the same after
Speaker 9: watching this.
Speaker 4: All right, Maskers? Okay, So this comes from TikTok via
Speaker 4: x at Hazel Apple. It's submitted by Ruckus. Like I said,
Speaker 4: the stuff of nightmares as noted on the video here,
Speaker 4: and I added what was our motto during twenty twenty?
Speaker 4: It was fuck a mask? All right, Derp Scan knows
Speaker 4: what I'm talking about. He'll hear this on the replay
Speaker 4: tomorrow or perhaps he's out there right now. But a
Speaker 4: lot of you know what I'm talking about. Awake, Jake
Speaker 4: knows what I'm talking about. Caviy knows what I'm talking about.
Speaker 4: Our other our other motto was fuck a swab and
Speaker 4: fuck a test, but we won't go too far into that.
Speaker 4: I think the other one was fuck a government mandated
Speaker 4: experimental jibby jab, but we won't go into that either.
Speaker 4: That it goes back to my initial questions tonight. So
Speaker 4: it's all besides the point for tonight's icebreaker clip. But
Speaker 4: we may circle back to fuck a mask. You tell
Speaker 4: us in the chat, so let me play this for
Speaker 4: you guys. This is just like ruckus, what are you
Speaker 4: doing to me? Here?
Speaker 12: When I dress up and I put this mask on
Speaker 12: in the wig and you know, look very nice, it's
Speaker 12: like a beautiful woman walking down the street.
Speaker 2: I just can't believe that that's a seventy year old
Speaker 2: man in the mirror.
Speaker 1: And that's why I do this.
Speaker 2: If I saw a seventy year old man in the mirror,
Speaker 2: I quit this Tomorrow.
Speaker 8: After years in solitude, Robert has decided to appear in
Speaker 8: public as Sherry at a gathering of fellow maskers in Minneapolis.
Speaker 13: I don't have.
Speaker 2: Any friends that that mask at where I live, so
Speaker 2: I just came to see what kind of people do
Speaker 2: mask and wear rubber and the rubber dolls?
Speaker 1: What kind of people are I don't know yet?
Speaker 5: All right, I might work with a wig, Okay, all right, jeez.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 19: I don't want to go with that, but the gloves.
Speaker 19: When I do it, I want to look really good.
Speaker 8: M bro, dude, dude, I thought that was Macron's wife too.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so.
Speaker 9: Cameltoe that a fake camelto.
Speaker 4: Built in that can.
Speaker 8: Is water world. That's buffalo, that's really that's long legs
Speaker 8: mean not today, but yesterday. That's long that's that's Nick
Speaker 8: Cage's long legs right there. Literally it that's the movie.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, dude.
Speaker 8: It's like, yeah, that's really evil ship.
Speaker 4: You know what's really funny? I don't know, maybe this
Speaker 4: isn't funny, you know.
Speaker 17: You know.
Speaker 4: Let me let me try to here we go, Here
Speaker 4: we go, everybody, let me try to maintain YouTube in
Speaker 4: particular your terms and conditions. Here we go. Let's see
Speaker 4: if I can do this. That was fucked up.
Speaker 6: I was like, very fucked up.
Speaker 9: Wild it gets better.
Speaker 10: I was like, I did a brief, little quick dive
Speaker 10: into this, and I was like, I don't want to
Speaker 10: go much further than this, but I learned that this
Speaker 10: has been around for a while, making headlines, even since
Speaker 10: twenty fourteen. So I was like, how the how the
Speaker 10: f have we missed this until just now? And this
Speaker 10: has not been a nice breaker until just this moment.
Speaker 6: And what do they call it?
Speaker 7: The rubbers or masks masking?
Speaker 10: And then he also he's like he referred to rubber
Speaker 10: rubber dolls. I guess maybe that might be the nickname
Speaker 10: for these people who do that as well.
Speaker 9: I'm guessing.
Speaker 4: Well, it was like it was like this guy, I mean,
Speaker 4: this is a short piece of media, and of course
Speaker 4: we should, you know, consider it dubious, but at the
Speaker 4: same time, like it makes total sense. And this guy
Speaker 4: is basically saying he's a seventy something white dude with
Speaker 4: a kink, and he doesn't like to see a seventy
Speaker 4: year old white dude in the mirror. So he wears
Speaker 4: a rubber mask and it ends at the neck and
Speaker 4: he has to come up with like some Amazon bought
Speaker 4: like sparkly you know, choker necklace to like cover the
Speaker 4: seal at his neck. And he puts this fucking thing
Speaker 4: over his face, and you know, it's like t moo level.
Speaker 4: It's not like fake Hillary Clinton or fake Joe Biden
Speaker 4: or dying Donald Trump level CIA rubber mask. It's like
Speaker 4: t MoU level mask. But there's also a body suit
Speaker 4: that goes with it. He can go hang out at
Speaker 4: the pool. And he's been doing this by himself for
Speaker 4: all these years, but then he found that there's a
Speaker 4: conference where people do this together and someone's fall you know,
Speaker 4: some lame media organization is following him around and going, oh,
Speaker 4: this is just like yeah, exactly. Uh d, Jason unchained,
Speaker 4: got it. This is like Buffalo Bill adjacent, right, like
Speaker 4: this is put in the broscat like right next door,
Speaker 4: right like Caddy corner to that.
Speaker 8: The last thing you see at the Most Dangerous Game
Speaker 8: with the Devil's Rain and the Cramps playing in the background.
Speaker 4: No yet, I haven't been to the conference yet.
Speaker 10: Yeah no, but okay, this is at a crossroads of
Speaker 10: the trans stuff to cross right, and and latex fetish
Speaker 10: is what I'm guessing. Yeah, it's like a common nation
Speaker 10: of all of these things. Also, they they also look
Speaker 10: like the sex doll things too, which is very strange
Speaker 10: or sort of but not really, but you see what
Speaker 10: I'm saying.
Speaker 8: Yeah, No, it's like I will say that I am
Speaker 8: writing a novel called Monarch about a killer who wears
Speaker 8: a mask of his own face with mirror shards for eyes.
Speaker 8: So it is there's something similar. M that's what he's doing.
Speaker 8: That's literally what he's doing.
Speaker 9: I'm so sorry.
Speaker 8: Yeah yeah, yeah, the Most Dangerous Game.
Speaker 10: Is that when I was doing some quick research. Okay,
Speaker 10: here's the other shocking thing. It's like I was getting
Speaker 10: a lot and I mean a lot of results having
Speaker 10: trouble finding news about it. But this is a whole
Speaker 10: cottage industry. So it's I'm like, here's where this ship
Speaker 10: is for sale. Here, buy this here by you know,
Speaker 10: like there was all of that, and I was like,
Speaker 10: holy fuck, who there's that many people that do this.
Speaker 10: You've got to be kidding me? And why is this
Speaker 10: convention happening in Minneapolis? What's going on out there?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 8: Yeah, it happens in Minneapolis.
Speaker 4: Yeah, exactly, And you know what's okay this? Please please YouTube,
Speaker 4: you know, human reviewer AI whatever, Like, I feel like
Speaker 4: we've been pretty balanced tonight, so please forgive me for
Speaker 4: what I'm about to say good bye. So you know,
Speaker 4: if you're gonna send us a strike, that's fine, because
Speaker 4: you know what I received from you YouTube over two
Speaker 4: years ago, probably more like three years ago, approval to
Speaker 4: join your ad campaign whatever. You know, I forget what
Speaker 4: you call it. You know, you're approved Google users who
Speaker 4: can get little little shekels from advertisements and stuff like that.
Speaker 4: I've never turned that on. As soon as I got
Speaker 4: the email that said I was eligible for it, back
Speaker 4: in twenty twenty two or three, I got a strike
Speaker 4: on my channel and I felt like that was, you know,
Speaker 4: a pretty good message, I you know, message received. Thank
Speaker 4: you Google, Like it would be much nicer if we
Speaker 4: had an email exchange like I described earlier in the show.
Speaker 4: But I got your message. You know, oh I'm eligible
Speaker 4: for monetization and I got a strike in the same week. Cool. Thanks?
Speaker 9: How is it that the same thing to Sam Cheney, bro.
Speaker 4: Dude, like, how is it Nick Fuintes and Kanye West
Speaker 4: and Alex Jones and David Duke are allowed to just
Speaker 4: you know, propagate x the way that they do? And
Speaker 4: I get I finally get the email that says, hey,
Speaker 4: Alternate Current Radio, would you like to be part of
Speaker 4: our paid advertiser? Would you like to be a you know,
Speaker 4: a YouTube creator? Would you like to monetize your channel?
Speaker 4: Push the button right? That easy? And I'm thinking about it,
Speaker 4: and I'm thinking and I'm thinking, and I'm like, well, golly,
Speaker 4: I'm telling sports. Probably the only person that heard this
Speaker 4: maybe Ruckus. And I'm like, well, golly, guys, I've seen
Speaker 4: a lot of our friends do pretty good on YouTube
Speaker 4: between twenty fourteen and twenty seventeen. And I've seen a
Speaker 4: couple of our friends even do good on YouTube after
Speaker 4: they've been you know, slandered and canceled for being alt
Speaker 4: right adjacent in twenty fifteen if they got the lingo
Speaker 4: right and all that stuff.
Speaker 8: So, but this is an innocent reaction video, like we
Speaker 8: were just watching about the other subjects. As far as
Speaker 8: we know, this is costumery preparing for Halloween a community, right,
Speaker 8: we didn't, I mean, we didn't know about this.
Speaker 9: This is why I veted it before I brought it.
Speaker 4: Exactly. It's perfect. I fucking love it.
Speaker 8: This is this is the physical LARPing version of that
Speaker 8: Demi war movie. The substance.
Speaker 4: That's what. It's the substance. It's her, it's Anthony, it's Psycho,
Speaker 4: it's it's Silence of the Lambs. It's you know, a
Speaker 4: cult analysis by Jay Dyer. It's a boiler room. It's
Speaker 4: it's so perfect, like we're the show that has covered
Speaker 4: furriese cloppers, like Spore has curated all this stuff. A
Speaker 4: lot of it comes.
Speaker 8: From the human Boy exactly.
Speaker 4: Like all this crap that has you know, been viral
Speaker 4: before viral was the thing. We were there on top
Speaker 4: of it. And and Ruckus has unbeare married one here
Speaker 4: that has been lurking for the whole time while we've
Speaker 4: been talking about people that dress up like ponies and
Speaker 4: bony each other, and you know, kids that identify as
Speaker 4: cats and have the parent teacher school board open up
Speaker 4: like litter boxes for you know, fourth and fifth and
Speaker 4: sixth grades or whatever. All this all this crap that
Speaker 4: people used to laugh at us for and say we're oh,
Speaker 4: you guys are crazy, or oh, you guys are falling
Speaker 4: for click bait. Like all these things have come and
Speaker 4: gone and are now sunseted by crazy shit like this.
Speaker 4: And here's the thing I was apologizing for about to
Speaker 4: say about ten minutes ago, you listen to this guy
Speaker 4: talk and I hate to admit this, but I watched
Speaker 4: a show with sport called Love on the Spectrum on Netflix,
Speaker 4: and it's about people with various mental handicaps. Adult people
Speaker 4: with various mental handicaps, just like an accountant or something. No, no, no,
Speaker 4: listen back to it. And if you haven't seen Love
Speaker 4: on the Spectrum, it's a dating show for people with
Speaker 4: various diagnoses about autism and different syndromes and stuff like that,
Speaker 4: the spectrum. Get it. Love on the Spectrum. It's a
Speaker 4: tough show to watch if you're new to it, you
Speaker 4: may feel like, oh my gosh, they're exploiting these poor
Speaker 4: young people that have been you know, potentially I mean
Speaker 4: very careful for you terms and conditions. People here, potentially
Speaker 4: affected by corporate pharmaceutical products that led you to where
Speaker 4: you are right now in your adulthood. But you need
Speaker 4: a relationship ship anyways, and we're going to make a tell.
Speaker 10: We totally believe that you should be allowed to take
Speaker 10: and nobody's trying to take away you're right from doing so,
Speaker 10: but we don't personally recommend it for ourselves exactly.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Anyways, if you can dig into that show and
Speaker 4: and like catch the cadence and the vibe of some
Speaker 4: of the men in particular that are on that show,
Speaker 4: they feel very similar to what this seventy year old
Speaker 4: is projecting here on his masker slash latexing research project. Yeh, ed,
Speaker 4: thank you, thank you for digging me out of my
Speaker 4: technical hole with the fucking badge character.
Speaker 8: Oh is that a great, big fat person.
Speaker 4: It gets the holes again if it does not put
Speaker 4: the notion in the.
Speaker 8: So for in the bar.
Speaker 9: All right, dog lay.
Speaker 4: Yeah, mystical Phaarah, what do you think, dude, mask this
Speaker 4: is twist on maskers, isn't it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, man, this is I don't know, I'm really pretty
Speaker 7: disturbed from that thing. I'm like, like, there is no
Speaker 7: way this is just it's just so mentally disturbing that
Speaker 7: there must be some like really dark ship that other
Speaker 7: than what we just saw.
Speaker 4: Yeah, dude, this is this is beyond man like. I
Speaker 4: I'm sorry. There's it's like there's a there's a meetup
Speaker 4: and a fucking festival for every weird thing you could
Speaker 4: possibly think of. And we talked about furries back in
Speaker 4: the day. We talked about cloppers, which are like people
Speaker 4: that dress up like my little ponies, and you know,
Speaker 4: they do weird things with the drop pants on their
Speaker 4: costumes and whatnot, and it's just like it just doesn't stop.
Speaker 4: Man Like. We were criticized for talking about that stuff
Speaker 4: as becoming part of culture a decade ago, and now
Speaker 4: it's clearly a part of culture, and I assume we'll
Speaker 4: still be ostracized for pointing it out.
Speaker 10: Well, that was on a little thing called TikTok. Nobody
Speaker 10: watches that at all, knowing.
Speaker 4: No, no nobody watches the Tiktoks, especially considering it is
Speaker 4: equally posted on x right, let me.
Speaker 9: Talk about that.
Speaker 10: There's so many things on X that are just reposts
Speaker 10: from TikTok, so.
Speaker 4: Much of it, Like what do you think it is?
Speaker 4: Like thirty five, thirty six, forty forty five, fifty five,
Speaker 4: thirty three, thirty thirty three, don't don't stop that, don't
Speaker 4: get mess out on economis.
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 4: Well, uh, ice breaker? Do you guys? I got ten
Speaker 4: billion other things in the notes here we could talk about, Like, Okay,
Speaker 4: let me give you one infidel. I'm surprised you're still here.
Speaker 4: I thought you go to bed by Now go to bed, dude,
Speaker 4: But before you do.
Speaker 6: I am gonna go to bed after this.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 7: I wanted to hear rutgus, but we can hear this
Speaker 7: one and then the rugus and then I'll go to
Speaker 7: I'm bounce this.
Speaker 4: I want to hear rutgus too. Uh. But don't we all?
Speaker 4: Are we all interested in nine to eleven?
Speaker 6: Mm?
Speaker 9: Are people still talking about nine to eleven?
Speaker 8: Mariah Carey brought it up with that concert recently? You
Speaker 8: see that?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 4: What did she say?
Speaker 8: Yeah, she was doing the concert and she said, and
Speaker 8: don't we all remember this? And then she dropped the
Speaker 8: term and then you hear this, you hear this audible
Speaker 8: What the fuck like out of like a honk.
Speaker 4: People whiskey tango foxtrot? What did she have a clip
Speaker 4: or anything to go with it?
Speaker 8: It was just a song. It was a song, went
Speaker 8: into a song and went into like her old dirty
Speaker 8: bastard song or something. I had nothing, had nothing to
Speaker 8: do with it.
Speaker 4: All right, Well, you know, okay, today's September fourth, so
Speaker 4: we are not far away from the University of nine
Speaker 4: to eleven coming up this month. And Ruckus Pharaoh, myself
Speaker 4: even based at this point, has been here in the
Speaker 4: boiler room long enough to know that George W. Bush
Speaker 4: loves hot sauce and chicken tendies. Wait, no, I'm sorry,
Speaker 4: I just got memed. Ruckus just memed.
Speaker 18: To me.
Speaker 4: To know that something was up with the Big nine.
Speaker 4: And we're curious yet again, pro scriptors of constitutional government
Speaker 4: and providers of terms and services, what we're allowed to say,
Speaker 4: which feels really weird to ask, because we live in
Speaker 4: a wait here.
Speaker 9: It is.
Speaker 4: We the people, constitutional republic, right. I don't mean to
Speaker 4: laugh at the concept of a constitutional republic, but it
Speaker 4: is kind of funny now at this point Anyways, ruck
Speaker 4: is correct me if I'm wrong, But this topic, the
Speaker 4: narrative of nine to eleven is one of the things
Speaker 4: that you and I and Spore and many other people
Speaker 4: and some of our friends in the chats variously here
Speaker 4: in the Discord, the Rumble, the X and the YouTube
Speaker 4: met over. This is one of the things that like
Speaker 4: kind of you know, there's that moment like maybe if
Speaker 4: you've never commented on a show before, there's there's a
Speaker 4: moment where it's like, oh shit, I'm gonna drop my
Speaker 4: first comment on this. I've been listening to this for
Speaker 4: these weeks or these months or these years, and holy shit,
Speaker 4: Ruckus just said something. The digital creator just said something
Speaker 4: that makes me want to just bit a comment out.
Speaker 4: And honestly, that's why you have Rucus and Spoor and
Speaker 4: myself and Mystical Pharaoh and probably Basil an Analyzer too.
Speaker 4: We were those people. But for Ruckus, myself, Spore and
Speaker 4: about what do you think Ruckus, three dozen of our
Speaker 4: friends in twenty ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, and fourteen that
Speaker 4: brought us together in a chat online. Yeah.
Speaker 10: I've explained this origin story as it were on other
Speaker 10: appearances on other podcasts, if you go to the website
Speaker 10: Alternate Current Radio dot com and check out round about
Speaker 10: Ruckus some of the older episodes, you might discover that
Speaker 10: origin story for yourselves if you dare.
Speaker 9: Don't sue me anybody.
Speaker 4: That's right. So we've spent a little bit of time
Speaker 4: in the last decade or more. Who dat Look at that?
Speaker 8: There's Bubba and behind the twin pillars right.
Speaker 4: There, Jethrow? I saw that, Jethrow?
Speaker 8: How did you saw that?
Speaker 4: How dare you? Buddy? So anyway, I'm sorry, I'm so
Speaker 4: verbos tonight. It's my own fault, but I be that
Speaker 4: verbose about that thing because Ruckus, myself, Jay Dyer, Jamie Hanshaw,
Speaker 4: Baslet Analyzer, Mystical Pharaoh, another guy from Ages of Yore
Speaker 4: called Infidel Pharaoh, Randy j and a fistful of other
Speaker 4: people spent a lot of time talking about nine to eleven.
Speaker 4: And we're coming up on the umpteenth twentieth version of
Speaker 4: nine to eleven and I just can't help but notice
Speaker 4: the I'm trying not to use the word hubris. How
Speaker 4: about confidence? The confidence of Tucker Carlson talking about his
Speaker 4: particular analysis of nine to eleven? After where are we at. Now,
Speaker 4: someone do the arithmetic for me. Is twenty twenty five.
Speaker 4: This happened in twenty twenty one. We recently had the
Speaker 4: fifteen year anniversary Ruckus and myself spent a lot of
Speaker 4: time with doctor Judy Wood, who wrote Where did the
Speaker 4: Towers Go?
Speaker 9: Two thousand and one?
Speaker 4: All right, two thousand and one, there you go, twenty
Speaker 4: twenty five, all that stuff. Do your math. And now
Speaker 4: finally Tucker twenty four years. Like, we're almost at the
Speaker 4: you know, twenty five year mark, and Tucker is gonna
Speaker 4: come out and say he's got it. He's got it.
Speaker 4: If you sign up for his network, you will get it.
Speaker 4: To let I'm just gonna share this with you. You guys,
Speaker 4: give me your opinion. Here we go.
Speaker 20: The official story on nine to eleven is a complete lie.
Speaker 20: The nine to eleven report is a joke.
Speaker 21: You have CIA following two men all over the planet
Speaker 21: and then eventually even to America, right, and you don't
Speaker 21: tell the FBI nine to eleven the commission cover up.
Speaker 20: So what did happen? What did the government know? What
Speaker 20: did foreign governments know? There was a cover up? Why
Speaker 20: it's been nearly twenty five years in is time Americans
Speaker 20: learned what actually happened. We're going to tell you we're
Speaker 20: releasing one episode per week. You're not gonna want to wait.
Speaker 4: If you're a.
Speaker 20: Member, you don't have to. You get all five episodes
Speaker 20: the day it drops, right then, at all.
Speaker 4: Right, I'm gonna stop right there because I'm not into
Speaker 4: advertising for TCN, but that comes via TCN and Tucker's
Speaker 4: making some claims there, like he's got something to add
Speaker 4: to the nine to eleven conversation that wasn't there before.
Speaker 4: And my question to Tucker Carlson to TCN is where
Speaker 4: the fuck were you in two thousand and one, Where
Speaker 4: were you in two thousand and five? Where were you
Speaker 4: in two thousand and seven? I will admit to not
Speaker 4: starting to get hit until two thousand and seven, and
Speaker 4: then advancing that knowledge from two thousand and seven to
Speaker 4: whenever I met Ruckus and my friends where I met them?
Speaker 9: Oh, I see what you meant.
Speaker 10: I'm sorry that So that's twenty yeah, yeah, two thousand
Speaker 10: and eleven.
Speaker 9: There you go, right, late twenty ten, I believe.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, between May twenty ten and twenty eleven were
Speaker 4: when things started to pull normal people like Ruckus and
Speaker 4: Spore and myself and some of our friends into some
Speaker 4: shady and questionable podcasts because we were curious about these things.
Speaker 4: And that goes back to one twelve whole New Big nine.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it took that ever on nine.
Speaker 4: Eleven, right, we only remember, yeah, one hundred percent. And
Speaker 4: at this point, twenty four years later, as we approached
Speaker 4: the anniversary of that event, this is great to be
Speaker 4: able well to talk about this on YouTube. By the way, YouTube, Uh,
Speaker 4: you know direct Enjoyer on the staff there. I hope
Speaker 4: you're still with us and understand that we're just people
Speaker 4: with questions. But it's interesting to be here twenty four
Speaker 4: years later and witness something like this. I mean that
Speaker 4: has six hundred and ninety four point five thousand views
Speaker 4: on it and the.
Speaker 8: Videos lose change.
Speaker 4: Yeah, exactly, the videos that those of us back in
Speaker 4: twenty ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, and fourteen used to watch
Speaker 4: about this topic. We're from people like Jason Burmas, people
Speaker 4: like Alex Jones before he got into identity politics and
Speaker 4: right wing politics. People like doctor Judy Wood, who are
Speaker 4: ate where did the towers go? You know, with all
Speaker 4: of that information, you had the key to a Rubik's
Speaker 4: cube of corruption and war and weather manipulation and high
Speaker 4: technology and long term geopolitical planning. Right Like, there's all
Speaker 4: that intrigue in there, and a lot of it very
Speaker 4: forensic and some of it very cerebral, and a lot
Speaker 4: of that is gone from the Internet now Chat, GPT
Speaker 4: doesn't know about it, GROC doesn't know about it. The
Speaker 4: Wayback Machine doesn't know about it. The only way you
Speaker 4: know about a lot of that stuff to include some
Speaker 4: of the things that we aired earlier about new people
Speaker 4: discovering William Cooper is just fucking gone or very difficult
Speaker 4: to find on the internet now, surface level short TikTok
Speaker 4: attention span level stuff like we showed earlier, whereas Ruckus
Speaker 4: and I and many many other people have listened to
Speaker 4: Bill Cooper's long form radio productions live radio productions that
Speaker 4: inspired us and many other people. So I find it
Speaker 4: interesting that Tucker Carlson says he's gonna undercover, uncover the
Speaker 4: twenty year cover up of what really happened on nine
Speaker 4: to eleven. I want to know what new information he has.
Speaker 4: What do you think it's gonna be, you guys, Is
Speaker 4: it gonna be Richard Gage coming in and giving his
Speaker 4: usual Spiel. I mean, that's kind of where I think
Speaker 4: that might be. This is like a teaser for a
Speaker 4: Richer Gage interview. And if you know, Ruckus and I
Speaker 4: on the long term form, we've dealt with him before.
Speaker 4: We've interviewed him in friendly and hostile environments.
Speaker 10: And I was thinking it could be but even I
Speaker 10: was gonna say worse, But that would be mean it
Speaker 10: could be even better.
Speaker 9: We could get the other gag.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, totally. There's a number There's a number of
Speaker 4: ways that could go right. It could be the Wolfpack guy.
Speaker 4: It could be doctor Judy, it could be you know,
Speaker 4: the aforementioned mister Gage, all of whom we've talked to
Speaker 4: and tried to get an honest conversation going with, and
Speaker 4: all of whom I think have given that to us
Speaker 4: and added a lot of context to this. But I
Speaker 4: don't know how rare are we people looking for deep
Speaker 4: context on this. But anyways, this is going to happen
Speaker 4: on TCN. Tucker is going to make a mint out
Speaker 4: of it. If you want to see all the episodes
Speaker 4: before they're available to the public, you can subscribe to
Speaker 4: you know what I mean. It's just like, all right, dude,
Speaker 4: let's see what you got. No, I ain't subscribing. All right, Pharaoh,
Speaker 4: I know you got to get out of here. Any thoughts, comments,
Speaker 4: save a rounds final thoughts.
Speaker 6: I'm still waiting for Rucca's story.
Speaker 4: He hiked me up, Rugus, wake Pharaoh up?
Speaker 9: All right?
Speaker 10: All right, all right, alright, alright, we were talking about the masters, right. Yeah, So,
Speaker 10: in case you missed the news, this was actually pretty
Speaker 10: big news. Everybody was talking about this. I mean everybody
Speaker 10: was talking about this. Well a lot of people were
Speaker 10: talking about this, but there were some very suspicious images
Speaker 10: of the president floating around online, leading people to wonder
Speaker 10: whether or not that was really the president.
Speaker 9: What's going on? Is he okay? Is he dead?
Speaker 10: For instance, I don't know if you saw, but you know,
Speaker 10: they were saying like, oh wait, sorry that that was
Speaker 10: a post that I made making fun of these people. Actually,
Speaker 10: this is one of the actual pictures that was floating around.
Speaker 10: You may have seen this by now, where it was
Speaker 10: like just kind of doesn't look like Trump, but it's
Speaker 10: because it was a photo taking from a very far distance.
Speaker 9: And then AI, because AI is just.
Speaker 10: Is smart, if not smarter, then our smartphones and our
Speaker 10: smart homes and our smart fridges and us stupid humans.
Speaker 9: It does shit like this, so to try to correct it.
Speaker 10: And if you recall last week we were talking about
Speaker 10: how get thought off the screen. People were you finding
Speaker 10: out that their their YouTube videos and their music and
Speaker 10: all that stuff were automatically and being changed and up
Speaker 10: upgraded without their permission or being asked to do so
Speaker 10: by AI.
Speaker 9: And and so we're.
Speaker 4: Getting monetized by the AI, right, Yeah.
Speaker 19: Yeah.
Speaker 10: I was like, yeah, so it's all very strange to me,
Speaker 10: but no, Lie, I really wanted to know what you
Speaker 10: guys thought about this. People were going effing insaying crazy
Speaker 10: about this whole Trump thing. And then there was a
Speaker 10: more recent one where like maybe you guys saw I
Speaker 10: don't have the video, but maybe you saw it where
Speaker 10: they it's somebody throwing a bag of garbage out the
Speaker 10: window from the Lincoln bedroom. And then the reporter actually
Speaker 10: reporters are actually confronting the President about it, and he
Speaker 10: says it's probably AI deep fake video, and they showed
Speaker 10: him the video and he goes, it's like, no way,
Speaker 10: that's impossible. The windows are sealed shut, like you know,
Speaker 10: in those windows. So I'm like, so people are making
Speaker 10: deep fake AI videos of like, like, what the hell
Speaker 10: is going on?
Speaker 9: So, like, I don't know is Trump alive? Is he dead?
Speaker 10: Is it a guy in a rubber mask? Where have
Speaker 10: we heard all of this before? Guys, It's almost like
Speaker 10: you could just replace the fact that they're talking about
Speaker 10: it being Trump, except they were doing this with Biden
Speaker 10: correct talk about the pendulum shift swinging.
Speaker 9: Wouldn't it the other way?
Speaker 4: Yeah, wouldn't that be hilarious if like the like sort
Speaker 4: of cheeky you know, Icebreakery story was like that close
Speaker 4: to reality, like that close to a Truman show or
Speaker 4: you know what was Zelensky's comedy show called before it
Speaker 4: turned into reality, like Mister President or some shit like that.
Speaker 8: Yeah, the movie the movie Dave from nineteen ninety five,
Speaker 8: remember that one?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Yeah, let me show this video because this I'm
Speaker 4: gonna give Tucker the benefit of the doubt here and
Speaker 4: let him speak for himself since I sort of criticized him.
Speaker 4: But I mean I do take it somewhat personally that
Speaker 4: this guy, like many other you know, mainstream journalists over
Speaker 4: the last decade or so, have to include Julian Asan himself,
Speaker 4: who we support in many ways, but nine to eleven
Speaker 4: has always been one of those third rail things. So
Speaker 4: and and we've commented on this show a lot of
Speaker 4: times about the Overton window, the acceptable speech window, places
Speaker 4: where we ourselves have been personally affected by that Overton
Speaker 4: window by being in front of it instead of in
Speaker 4: the middle or behind it. But here's here's what Tucker
Speaker 4: has to say about nine to eleven.
Speaker 20: The official story on nine to eleven is a complete lie.
Speaker 20: The nine to eleven report is a joke.
Speaker 21: You have Cia following two men all over the planet
Speaker 21: and eventually even to America.
Speaker 4: Right, let me stop it right there at what's the
Speaker 4: time stamp on this? I could not even get more
Speaker 4: than twenty seconds into this without stopping it. You hear
Speaker 4: the music, you hear the double bass, the jung chong
Speaker 4: chong sound, and it's like, oh, I'm in, I'm hooked.
Speaker 4: None of that is original, none of that is new.
Speaker 4: We'll let it go from there. But it's immediately like
Speaker 4: if I'm you see the player down there, everybody watching live,
Speaker 4: if you're listening, it's you know, maybe one third of
Speaker 4: the way through one minute of a clip. I'm already
Speaker 4: annoyed at the inference that nobody has said this before,
Speaker 4: regardless of what nine to eleven Truther camp they were in,
Speaker 4: and you.
Speaker 21: Don't tell the FBI nine to even commission.
Speaker 20: Cover So what did happen? What did the government know,
Speaker 20: what did foreign governments know? There was a cover up?
Speaker 20: Why it's been nearly twenty five years. It is time
Speaker 20: Americans learned what actually happened. We're going to tell you
Speaker 20: we're releasing one episode per week. You're not going to
Speaker 20: want to wait. If you're a member, you don't have to.
Speaker 20: You get all five episodes the day it drops, right then,
Speaker 20: ad free. Our first episode airs Thursday nine to eleven,
Speaker 20: September eleventh. You will not want to miss it. Join
Speaker 20: us now at Tuckercarlson dot com.
Speaker 4: Again, not paid to sponsor that, just a casual observer. Wow,
Speaker 4: Holy crap. That's one of the things that we've been
Speaker 4: slandered for, socially rejected for, experienced even personal ramifications irl
Speaker 4: for being interested in and participating in over the last
Speaker 4: ten years. Not a boon to one's financial viability, media viability,
Speaker 4: social viability, anything like that actually puts one in a
Speaker 4: category sort of like Bill Cooper. But Tucker Carlson here
Speaker 4: he comes along we're now in a world where Tucker
Speaker 4: Carlson comes along. I will tell you what happened in
Speaker 4: the nine to eleven files. Subscribe to the website you'll
Speaker 4: get access before everybody else. We got five episodes coming up.
Speaker 4: What's he gonna use as his source material? Is it
Speaker 4: gonna be Jason Burmas's stuff? Is it gonna be Alex
Speaker 4: Jones's stuff? Is it gonna be Doctor Judy Wood's stuff?
Speaker 4: Is it gonna be Richard Gage's stuff? Is there someone
Speaker 4: I forgot? Is there someone I fucking forgot? Ruckus? I mean,
Speaker 4: those are basically the the foundation of the forgive me.
Speaker 4: I'm with you, Wes Wester Tarpley, Right?
Speaker 9: Is he still alive?
Speaker 6: Sure?
Speaker 4: Unknown, I can't tell you. We've lost a couple of
Speaker 4: those old schoolers. There's a couple others too, Right, there's
Speaker 4: a whole small matrix of schools of thought on what
Speaker 4: happened that day, And there's a few that like kind
Speaker 4: of then diagram some of those. And frankly, that's where
Speaker 4: I like to be. I don't like to be like,
Speaker 4: fuck your theory. This is the theory, you know. But
Speaker 4: if I had someone put a gun to my head
Speaker 4: and I had to be that way. I would kind
Speaker 4: of side with doctor Judy Wood, probably myself personally. Maybe
Speaker 4: I'm right, maybe I'm wrong. You may side with Richard Gage.
Speaker 4: You may side with Webster Tarpley. You may side with
Speaker 4: Jordan Peterson, who won't make a decisive decision about that.
Speaker 4: You may decide with Tucker Carlson, who has said in
Speaker 4: the past this is a non issue. But I'm here
Speaker 4: right now to point out to you that he now
Speaker 4: says it's not a non issue. And ruckus myself, based
Speaker 4: Jay Pharaoh, a number spore, a number of our friends
Speaker 4: and people, you know, numerous people I could mention out
Speaker 4: there on the Internet have been canceled for it before,
Speaker 4: have been in you know, intellectual argumentation mode with you know,
Speaker 4: various clans of chat people over the years on this
Speaker 4: and in comments. And I just think it's fucking amazing
Speaker 4: that now former Fox Rupert Murdoch employee Tucker Carlson, who's
Speaker 4: in this crazy argument with Candice Owens and Nick fuintes
Speaker 4: over like how racial we can actually sound in the
Speaker 4: media about the divisions going on right now.
Speaker 10: Are almost like all of this was planned and this
Speaker 10: was the spectacular ruination.
Speaker 9: The fall of Tarker carls Oh, woe is me.
Speaker 10: I don't get to work for the big network Fox
Speaker 10: News anymore. And now look where he's come, right, And
Speaker 10: the same same thing with a lot of these people
Speaker 10: they left these large networks. Candice Owen is another one,
Speaker 10: believe it or not.
Speaker 4: Ohens Shroyer most recently.
Speaker 10: Well, you know, of course, there was all that theatrical nonsense.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, I'm yeah, that's a whole other thing.
Speaker 9: I don't even want to touch it. You know it
Speaker 9: hit the three hour mark?
Speaker 10: Yeah, sure, and you actually literally repeated an entire segment
Speaker 10: and forgot you already played the video and gave that
Speaker 10: comments about Tucker.
Speaker 9: Good God, it's pissed you off so much.
Speaker 4: I know twice, No, I know, I know. All right, Well,
Speaker 4: let's let's roll around the room here. We'll circle back
Speaker 4: to some of this stuff later. Mystical Pharaoh, it is
Speaker 4: midnight here. That means it's one ten at your house.
Speaker 4: I'm just so glad you hung with us, this amount
Speaker 4: of time saved, rounds final thoughts, Let's round this m
Speaker 4: effort out.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I just would like to play that lost clip
Speaker 7: if you don't mind the one I just clicked on.
Speaker 4: All right, where.
Speaker 6: And the show?
Speaker 4: I got it? Okay, I got it, man, let's see.
Speaker 6: I'm sorry, this is not the right one.
Speaker 4: Hold on, hold oh that was a Bill Gates one,
Speaker 4: but he's not wearing his lilac uh hold on sweater vest.
Speaker 4: Not the right one, dude, infidel, I gotta sorry, mystical,
Speaker 4: I gotta tell you Ruckus has seen it. You may
Speaker 4: have seen it too. But in the notes for the
Speaker 4: show tonight, I have a whole segment, the whole section
Speaker 4: blocked off for pandemic Industrial Complex and there's a couple
Speaker 4: of bangers in there. Oh my god.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and it's really interesting.
Speaker 7: Next show, I would like to get into some of
Speaker 7: the testimony for for for Bobby Kennedy to the actually
Speaker 7: is really interesting to watch it.
Speaker 4: All right, well we may maybe we can get together
Speaker 4: before next Thursday.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but just play this last one.
Speaker 4: Sorry, I got it for you here, uh that one?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 4: See, no one, All right, let's see what's going on here.
Speaker 4: We've got Trump a lot. Is that Zuckerberg sitting to
Speaker 4: the right of Trump?
Speaker 6: That's right.
Speaker 7: He said he's going to invest six hundred billion dollars
Speaker 7: in America in the next years.
Speaker 6: It's like everybody just doku. Was it be? Everybody just
Speaker 6: took out their ass?
Speaker 4: Why is it six hundred billion for every company?
Speaker 6: Yeah? What are you going to give those six hundred
Speaker 6: billion from?
Speaker 4: How many six hundred billion companies does it take to
Speaker 4: make the six six six hundred trillion?
Speaker 9: I have no idea, But is there that much money
Speaker 9: in circulation? Something doesn't add up here.
Speaker 6: It's just retarded.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh. Yeah, we're we're working in smaller denominations.
Speaker 4: This is this is hard to comprehend. Okay, here we go.
Speaker 22: Well, I just wanted to apologize for every single fucking
Speaker 22: version of Windows that's which is basically all of them. Also,
Speaker 22: sorry for creating viruses just so I can profit from
Speaker 22: selling you the virus software. And on that note, sorry
Speaker 22: for spreading real viruses by profiting from vaccines and shit.
Speaker 22: Also sorry for sterilizing so many of you. There's just
Speaker 22: too many of us, and some of you are not nice.
Speaker 22: That's why I'm trying to block out the song. Anyway,
Speaker 22: I just came here to ask for a pardon from
Speaker 22: all the Epstein shit.
Speaker 1: Thank you, dude.
Speaker 4: You didn't tell me that was a sapphire.
Speaker 7: It's much better than the original version, trust me, but
Speaker 7: that's much better.
Speaker 4: I love that. The fact that I'm seeing those people
Speaker 4: laid out in that order is enough to make me
Speaker 4: grab my sick bag and just chuck everything I put
Speaker 4: in my gullet today into a bag.
Speaker 9: That's good use of AIP.
Speaker 4: That is exactly that is I have. Maybe Ruckus can
Speaker 4: can attest to this, but I have one or more
Speaker 4: videos in tonight's show notes that I wrote this probably
Speaker 4: is too spicy for YouTube on and they were similar
Speaker 4: to that, but even worse because they were more in
Speaker 4: the geopolitical realms. If you get what I'm talking about.
Speaker 10: We are getting back into that whole, like I mean,
Speaker 10: because this is how it was when we started. It
Speaker 10: is like everything we talk about is off limits again,
Speaker 10: you know what I mean? Because now, sure the windows
Speaker 10: opened over here on this one particular topic, and it's
Speaker 10: being controlled to manage over here with this one particular topic,
Speaker 10: but the one huge giant elephant in the room is
Speaker 10: still vastly for the most part, being completely fucking ignored.
Speaker 10: And it's really like probably the one that we should
Speaker 10: all be the most concerned about, which is the underlying
Speaker 10: theme to pretty much everything that the boiler room has
Speaker 10: been concerned about, in and out of in between the propaganda,
Speaker 10: of course, but the technocracy. And sure enough, here here,
Speaker 10: here we are. And you know, in order to implement that,
Speaker 10: we need to destroy the constitution. I wrote all those
Speaker 10: things and just roll in with the new, the new stuff,
Speaker 10: baby hooray.
Speaker 7: And if you look at those people sitting in this table,
Speaker 7: it's really like Sam Altman, like Zuckerberg, Bill Gates. You know,
Speaker 7: it's just uh, he got all the technocracy bro sitting
Speaker 7: there beside him. I guess the only one that was
Speaker 7: not invited was Musk, but.
Speaker 4: He gets invited to enough of these things.
Speaker 6: I know, I don't. I don't. I don't believe in
Speaker 6: this field, I think.
Speaker 10: Which which real quick, I want to make a fast
Speaker 10: point about this, circling back to to the to the
Speaker 10: Trump thing, which we kind of glossed over. I know
Speaker 10: it's all silly and everything, but was silly to me,
Speaker 10: and I mentioned this is it seems that more people
Speaker 10: wanted to latch onto this idea so so badly that
Speaker 10: Trump was dead, more so than some of these people
Speaker 10: who are like the they want to believe that he's JFK.
Speaker 10: Junior or whatever they believe, right, I don't given f right.
Speaker 10: But the thing is like from both sides. So you
Speaker 10: had all the Democrats and the mainstream left whereas Trump
Speaker 10: is he okay, they were doing their thing, but people
Speaker 10: were going nuts like oh yeah, but even the conspiracy
Speaker 10: theorist people, the people who are the people who were
Speaker 10: just recently fell off the MAGA train, because now it's
Speaker 10: almost like they hate the guy. It's almost like there's
Speaker 10: this passionate like they really want him, they want that
Speaker 10: to be true.
Speaker 9: And I'm just like, but you know what that means, right.
Speaker 10: I hope you both, both of you both the picture
Speaker 10: that I made for hesher to night with the donkey
Speaker 10: and the elephant dancing together while the Constitution and the
Speaker 10: world burns behind them, with Trump and Steel and all
Speaker 10: of them playing the fiddle. There you go, see, like,
Speaker 10: you don't get it, do you? If something happens to Trump,
Speaker 10: who becomes president?
Speaker 9: Anyone? Can anyone tell me who becomes president?
Speaker 4: They're playing boss, They're playing little little fucking fat midget.
Speaker 10: Right, it's Peter thiel By, Yes, a little fat midget
Speaker 10: plane day. And you know it's coming because look at
Speaker 10: how strong and hard they've been doing the meming thing
Speaker 10: that guy gets memed and haiden on more with that
Speaker 10: little fat face thing than they ever did to Trump
Speaker 10: with the Orange man crap.
Speaker 4: Think about it, boss, Boss, would you like me to
Speaker 4: rub the lubrication the baby oil on Satan's asshole for you?
Speaker 9: You might need to put that into context for the viewers.
Speaker 4: And I'm saying. What I'm saying right now is that
Speaker 4: what I just pantomimed is on Comedy fucking Central as
Speaker 4: a mainstream media program on South Park. So shouts out
Speaker 4: to uh, you know, Matt and Trey from South Park.
Speaker 4: I don't understand how you I mean, actually, let me
Speaker 4: pause for a moment here, Matt and Trey, I have
Speaker 4: worked with someone that you know very closely, someone you
Speaker 4: might even be friends with, someone who's friends with Charlie Kirk.
Speaker 4: I'm fucking serious right now. I'm not fucking around. I
Speaker 4: don't want to dox anybody here, but Matt and Trey,
Speaker 4: what you have done over the years and what you're
Speaker 4: doing right now with season twenty seven, episodes one, two,
Speaker 4: and three, I don't understand. How do you fucking do it?
Speaker 4: How do you be something that's in the mass media
Speaker 4: cartel and you know, have all the perks and the
Speaker 4: peaks and valleys of that, you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: I know it's not all gold brick road and all
Speaker 4: that shit. Like I know you guys have been fucked
Speaker 4: with too, but I mean, you know, you still have
Speaker 4: the gumption to fight for your favorite Mexican restaurant. You
Speaker 4: still have the gumption to create cartmen basically as an
Speaker 4: analog to people like us who have been around for decades,
Speaker 4: and people longer than us, like you know, David Duke
Speaker 4: and Ron Avery and all these people asking legitimate questions
Speaker 4: about geopolitics, about culture, Like how how do you get
Speaker 4: away with it? I don't understand, like you're you're and
Speaker 4: I'm not trying to blow our own horn here or
Speaker 4: you know, have my rib removed and suck my own
Speaker 4: ding dong, but like, how are you able to do
Speaker 4: boiler room level stuff that's like five and ten years
Speaker 4: ahead of the Overton window and keep getting fucking annual contracts,
Speaker 4: Keep getting annual contracts to Hulu, keep getting annual contracts
Speaker 4: to Comedy Central, keep questioning Israel, you know what I mean?
Speaker 4: Like I'm actually using really light language tonight and really
Speaker 4: minimal analysis compared to what your Nick Fuintes is or doing,
Speaker 4: and your cartman is doing a literal cartoon character like
Speaker 4: I'm stepping on my tongue just a little bit to
Speaker 4: be just this far below Cartman and this far below
Speaker 4: Nick fuints Who's gonna say you're gay and retarded and
Speaker 4: some racial slur between a bunch of stuff that you
Speaker 4: actually agree with and causes you a lot of dissonance.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna call it right there. Oh but by the way,
Speaker 4: Larry Sinclair Bays do you remember Larry Sinclair?
Speaker 8: Oh, Obama, larrysl No fabulous love.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this is this is actually like of the like
Speaker 4: dozens of things we have to talk about tonight. I
Speaker 4: have to make sure we get out before we leave tonight.
Speaker 4: Larry Sinclair, according to his ex account says that he
Speaker 4: has passed away. And if you don't know who Larry
Speaker 4: Sinclair is, Larry Sinclair came out years back claiming he
Speaker 4: had two sexual encounters with Barack Obama, which involved crack cocaine.
Speaker 4: He was later arrested on the orders of Attorney General
Speaker 4: bo Biden, Hunter Biden's brother, can you oh my gosh, Okay,
Speaker 4: So a lot of old stuff is coming up tonight.
Speaker 4: I want to make sure new people to all this
Speaker 4: see some of this old stuff, because we often forget
Speaker 4: it or think it. I don't know old hat, but
Speaker 4: here you go. This is Daneche Desusa with Larry Sinclair.
Speaker 23: Were living in mister Sinclair currently, I run a nonprofit
Speaker 23: in Cocoa building affordable housing.
Speaker 24: Now, in two thousand and eight, when Obama announced his
Speaker 24: candidacy for president, you made some explosive allegations about him
Speaker 24: that dated back to some events that occurred in nineteen
Speaker 24: ninety nine.
Speaker 9: Is that the year that you met Barack Obama?
Speaker 5: It is?
Speaker 9: Where did you meet him?
Speaker 23: Outside of a bar in Chicago?
Speaker 9: What were you doing?
Speaker 23: I was on a night out. Had to ask a
Speaker 23: limo driver if he knew anyone that would be interested
Speaker 23: in showing me around the town. And it was clear
Speaker 23: for the limo driver that I was looking for someone
Speaker 23: to enjoy the night with. The introduction was made through
Speaker 23: the limo.
Speaker 1: Dri and what happened. We had a few drinks.
Speaker 23: I had made some comments about warning coke, So we
Speaker 23: got in Almo and left.
Speaker 1: And we started drinking.
Speaker 23: I started snorting, he started smoking. I actually put my
Speaker 23: hand on his knee and started to rub up his thigh,
Speaker 23: and I performed.
Speaker 9: Oral sex on Barack Obama.
Speaker 23: The following day, I actually get a knock on my
Speaker 23: hotel room door in Gurney, Illinois, only to find Barack
Speaker 23: Obama standing in front of it. He had actually come
Speaker 23: back for seconds. I performed oral sex on him in
Speaker 23: the hotel room at the Comfort and in sweets and Jurney, Illinois.
Speaker 24: Where the drugs involved in the second night as well,
Speaker 24: was who produced those?
Speaker 23: He actually brought those with them.
Speaker 9: Now Obama at that time was a state senator.
Speaker 1: I actually had no idea who he was.
Speaker 24: And then when did you find out that it was
Speaker 24: Barack Obama?
Speaker 4: All right, I'm gonna stop right there because it becomes
Speaker 4: painful as you go further into it. But I don't
Speaker 4: know if it's confirmed yet or not. But we've heard
Speaker 4: that Larry Sinclair has passed away. We've also heard that,
Speaker 4: you know, of course, Larry Nichols has passed away. We're
Speaker 4: losing a lot of people of these sort of like
Speaker 4: decade to go, fifteen ago, two decade a go, sort
Speaker 4: of like whistleblower people. And that's really you know, I
Speaker 4: don't mean to bring it up because it's crass and
Speaker 4: because it's you know, uh salacious and gg y and
Speaker 4: all that stuff. But I don't want to let that
Speaker 4: If that guy truly did pass, I don't want to
Speaker 4: let him pass unrecognized, much the same way as we
Speaker 4: did with Larry Nichols and a number of other people.
Speaker 4: Some of these people we've even had on shows. We've
Speaker 4: had Larry Nichols on shows that I've produced.
Speaker 6: Was his swimming too?
Speaker 4: Dude? Who was that other person that drowned recently in
Speaker 4: shallow water? I remember commenting on it, but I can't
Speaker 4: remember who it was.
Speaker 6: I thought that was a chef or something like that.
Speaker 4: It was another chef or someone adjacent to a chef.
Speaker 4: I don't know. I'll have to find it and bring
Speaker 4: it up next time or something. But yeah, that's becoming
Speaker 4: a theme. But all right, man, let's get you out
Speaker 4: of here. Mystical Pharaoh, thanks for being here tonight. Over
Speaker 4: to you, man, final thoughts.
Speaker 6: Thanks for having me, man, it was fun. It was
Speaker 6: a good marathon.
Speaker 7: And yeah, let's maybe we can do a show and
Speaker 7: I get a little bit into this other stuff if
Speaker 7: you want.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that sounds good. Check out the link I sent
Speaker 4: you guys in the back chat and let me know
Speaker 4: if you're interested in anything to cover on there. Maybe
Speaker 4: we'll come back and do another one before next Thursday.
Speaker 4: If not, I'll see you next Thursday. Thanks for being here, man,
Speaker 4: and we'll talk to you soon.
Speaker 6: Thanks man. Cheers the guys.
Speaker 4: All right, Mystical Pharaoh punching out based over to you
Speaker 4: man on save rounds, final thoughts, anything you want to
Speaker 4: throw in before we shout it down.
Speaker 8: Good times. Good to be back, good times. I get
Speaker 8: all the news from from you guys because I was
Speaker 8: out of it for the past months doing other stuff,
Speaker 8: working on this book. Speaking of which, go please go
Speaker 8: buy my book. Go on Amazon, buy my book. It's
Speaker 8: links are everywhere. Links are on my YouTube channel baselet Analyzer.
Speaker 8: I will be at Jay's event this weekend. If you're there,
Speaker 8: come see me. I'll probably be at the march table
Speaker 8: and hanging out. Good to see you guys, and uh
Speaker 8: I'll see you next time.
Speaker 4: All right, thanks for being here tonight, buddy. There goes
Speaker 4: baselet Analyzer. By the way, those you know, Jay Dyer,
Speaker 4: Jamie Hanshaw live events are legit. I just want to say,
Speaker 4: you know, maybe a little bit biased because they're personal
Speaker 4: friends of ours, but we've gone to a number of
Speaker 4: those and we always have a good time and we
Speaker 4: always meet cool people in our local area. So bas
Speaker 4: didn't way that ruckus over to you, my friends, say
Speaker 4: Ford final thoughts.
Speaker 10: So it's uh, three hours and fifteen minutes. I can't
Speaker 10: believe we made it through the entire show and we
Speaker 10: didn't even talk about fungus and crusted that's spreading deadly
Speaker 10: disease and how humans can disperse spores.
Speaker 9: Oh well, I guess we'll have to talk about that
Speaker 9: another day, right, I mean crazy, that's all you need
Speaker 9: to know.
Speaker 10: That's that's all they just need the headline level and
Speaker 10: move on with your life. Be afraid wear a mask?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 9: How ridiculous? How silly?
Speaker 4: Do we wear a mask like the maskers of the
Speaker 4: gathering in Wyoming?
Speaker 1: Though?
Speaker 10: I don't know, but that's quite the freaking headline. Fungus
Speaker 10: encrusted deaths are spreading deadly disease and humans can disperse spores.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, I know, it's crazy. And we had
Speaker 4: this whole like like you know, we've got this whole
Speaker 4: area in the notes that's like ever present, and it's
Speaker 4: about the pandemic industrial complex, and there were a couple
Speaker 4: articles in there that were just like, what the actual
Speaker 4: fuck is going on here?
Speaker 9: Five years and that is not ended.
Speaker 10: I thought it was two weeks to slow the spread
Speaker 10: on of all of the channels that I created in
Speaker 10: the Discord chats. I was like, I was looking forward
Speaker 10: to letting that one die, let it retire, let it go. No,
Speaker 10: we're still posting shit in that channel to this day.
Speaker 10: I call that one the pox apox ellipse or.
Speaker 9: Something like that. Right, it's play on words.
Speaker 10: Well, anyways, you should join the Discord channel. It was
Speaker 10: brought up a number of times on the show. You
Speaker 10: can go to the mint the little Hamburger menu thingy
Speaker 10: at Alternate Current Radio dot com and find a link
Speaker 10: to join the Discord channel. If you're lost when you
Speaker 10: get there, say something. Someone will help you out with that,
Speaker 10: including how to churn on and off all of the
Speaker 10: annoying whistles and bells that are going to be dinging
Speaker 10: at you when you're new there. And if your Terrence
Speaker 10: shout out to Terrence, we don't understand why you join
Speaker 10: the discord and then leave the discord and then join
Speaker 10: the Discord you're not supposed to do it that way.
Speaker 10: You don't have to do it that way. You can
Speaker 10: join the discord, stay in, you can just leave the app.
Speaker 10: You can close it and you'll still be logged in.
Speaker 10: You don't have to keep going through all the crazy stuff.
Speaker 10: Flag us down the next time you're in there. Thanks
Speaker 10: for having me, Hesher, it's been a marathon one. It
Speaker 10: looks like you need to get off air as well.
Speaker 10: Thank you to the viewers and the chatters, everybody out there.
Speaker 10: I saw most of the chats going on, except for
Speaker 10: the Discord. Of course, I'll catch up later.
Speaker 9: Let's see. Yep. I think that's it for me.
Speaker 10: May God bless each and every one of you, and
Speaker 10: may God save this republic. That's say saying that I
Speaker 10: kind of borrowed from Bill Cooper. By the way, ruck
Speaker 10: us out.
Speaker 4: All right, yeah, there he goes Ruckus. I know you
Speaker 4: would appreciate those, you know, sort of new or newer
Speaker 4: than US podcasters kind of giving their take on Bill Cooper.
Speaker 4: It's a very interesting one. It's very interesting. Anyways, Thanks
Speaker 4: for joining us tonight. We had so much more in
Speaker 4: tonight's show notes, but I always prefer to go free
Speaker 4: form over fully structured. I'd like to have a structured
Speaker 4: thing to go from, but if it leans toward free form,
Speaker 4: well you saw how that works out tonight. I want
Speaker 4: to thank everybody at Rumble, everybody at YouTube, everybody at X,
Speaker 4: everybody here in the boiler room, everybody over in the discord.
Speaker 4: Shout out to Badger, what's up man, how you doing?
Speaker 4: If you're listening live, Shout out to everybody in our
Speaker 4: live discord. I've completely I'm one hundred and sixty seven
Speaker 4: messages efficient on my discord, so I know I'm gonna
Speaker 4: read that while I'm doing the edit on the show,
Speaker 4: and wish I had replied to a lot of things
Speaker 4: that were said. But thanks to Fleety, Increase and Sage
Speaker 4: and Brian s and I have a whole list of
Speaker 4: people that have helped us reach a particular goal on
Speaker 4: our business. And here with regards to our migration to
Speaker 4: Podbean away from Spreaker, I'm gonna hold back on thanking
Speaker 4: everybody for that, but you know, Brian, b Matt creative accidents,
Speaker 4: I lean a few other people are intimately involved in that,
Speaker 4: and a couple that I forgot, So I'll I'll give
Speaker 4: a full rundown on that as soon as I can
Speaker 4: get my shit together. All right, we're out of here,
Speaker 4: you guys. I hope everybody has a great weekend and
Speaker 4: joins us for Sunday Wire, which we'll probably do with
Speaker 4: Patrick henningson Ruckus and myself on Sunday. That'll be at
Speaker 4: nine am Pacific, eleven am Central noon Eastern and I
Speaker 4: believe five pm UK time. We'll see you then and
Speaker 4: for now, thanks to Jason, we had a blast too.
Speaker 4: I don't know how long I've had that last comment
Speaker 4: up there, but so many comments i'd like to throw
Speaker 4: up there right now. Join us for Sunday Wire if
Speaker 4: you haven't yet. We do a lot of comment sharing
Speaker 4: over there, and hey, we'll see you later. That's it.
Speaker 8: Go ahead and run, run home and pry to mama.